You have to have a vision where you want to go,

but equally important, you have to have a plan how to get there.

And what I want to share with you is a plan that we use

to build a team to overcome obstacles and difficulties.

Before I give you the plan, I want you to ask yourself this question.

If I didn't go home, who would miss me and why?

Welcome back to the Quote of the day show.

I am your host, Sean Croxen, as Sean Croxon.com.

We got legendary college football coach Lou Holtz on the show today.

He's going to share part of his five-point plan for building, winning teams that can overcome adversity.

And of course, he's going to talk about your attitude, how your attitude is something that you can choose, no matter what kind of adversity you're going through.

It is up to you, whether you're going to pick yourself up or if you're going to stay down.

Lou Holtz is coming up.

This show is sponsored by BetterHelp.

Hey, shorter days don't have to feel dismal.

As the weather cools and the sunsets earlier, it's the perfect time to reach out.

To send a quick note to a friend, grab lunch with someone you haven't seen in a while,

or meet up for coffee and catch up.

Little things like that make a big difference. One thing I've been reading about lately

is how our brains are wired for connection. Recently, I learned that loneliness can raise your risk

for anxiety, depression, heart attacks, and even a shorter lifespan. The truth is, we're just

healthier when we're connected. So if you're feeling

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