A businessman said to me, he said, my kids aren't starving, and he said, I got my bills paid,

and he said, we're doing pretty good, and I'm making about $50,000 a year. Isn't that enough?

He asked me. What do you suppose I told him? I said, yes, it's enough if it's the best you can do.

We don't call any amount enough. We call your best enough. I said if you're capable of making a half million

dollars a year and you make $50,000 a year, we call you loser. And we don't call you a loser

because of the difference between $50,000 and a half million. We call you loser because you're not

doing your best.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I am your host Sean Croxton of Sean Croxton.com.

We got Jim Rohn on the show, wrapping up the week.

Today, Jim is going to drop some philosophy on you.

And the one that I like the most is when he's talking about doing your best,

which is why today's feature quote is this.

Whatever your hands currently find to do, do it with all your might.

You have to do your very best. Ask yourself, are you doing your very best?

There's another quote in this talk that was a little bit too long to be our feature quote,

but this quote kind of messed me up for like a day. Like I couldn't get it out of my mind for a day. And it's really lit a fire under me because he says this kind of toward the end of today's talk.

If you're capable of making a half a million dollars a year and you make $50,000 a year,

we call you loser.

And we don't call you loser because of the difference between $50,000 and a half million.

We call you loser because you're not doing your best.

That paragraph messed my whole day up, right?

And it still is kind of lingering in the back of my mind because when I heard that,

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