Yo, today's Q-O-D is, nothing is bad unless you think it's bad.

Here we go. So, Welcome back to the quarter of the date show. I'm your host Sean Croxton and

Sean Croxton.com. Our best of 2023 week continues today with Mary Morrissey

and this one got all kinds of votes in my Instagram

DMs. Also there was another talk that was very similar to this one by

Dr. Sri-Kumar Rao, but since they were so similar I just decided to go with Mary's talk, but thanks for your votes.

And a couple really important things that I've learned in my life.

Number one, you've heard me say this before, it means what you make it mean, right?

And so something can happen in your life, you interpreted, you make it mean something,

and that could be positive or negative, somebody else can experience

the very same thing and get a completely different interpretation.

So it means what you make it mean.

You are the one who's attributing a particular

meaning to a situation, a circumstance, or event. The other thing I learned from

Dr. John D. Martini, which is the law of polarity, which means that for any situation, for anything, it has two sides.

There's a positive and then there's negative.

And I'll never forget, you know, he says,

there's no such thing as a one-sided magnet.

You're always gonna have the positive charge,

you're always gonna have the negative charge. No matter how thinly you slice it,

you will never get a one-sided magnet, right? You can't do it. And so I look at life and experiences that way. And so as Mary's going to talk about, even though

terrible things can happen in your life, there's always another side to it. There's always another side to it.

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