All right here we are at the final break of the day with just one more thing

Steve's closing remarks. What do you have for us today sir? Okay, today I thought I'd

talk to you about something with a little bit different angle to it.

It's going to be positive, but I want to talk to you about something that many people consider negative.

I want to talk to you today about disappointment

because I think that we all have to grapple with disappointment from time to time. The problem with

disappointment is that disappointment also if you don't understand it.

Dis appointment can turn so ugly so fast.

Too many people allow disappointment to turn into resentment. Too many people allow

disappointment to turn into a final verdict, so to speak.

In other words, so many people think

that this disappointment for them symbolizes the end.

When you allow for disappointment to turn into resentment and you allow

disappointment to turn into the final verdict, you're losing what

disappointment actually can become for you. And I want you all to start looking at disappointment as motivation. How many times have you been faced

with something that was disappointing? Let's say you go in to get a job and you own your last

interview and I have been in this position man. I was trying to get an insurance

job one time years ago and I went in and I had gotten going through about three or four

interviews I was at my final interview and I said man I'm about to get this job

man get my little family together I'll be, and got to that interview and they told me no.

And the reason they gave me for not hiring me was I had moved too many times over the past seven years and that represented to their company a sign of

unstableness. That disappointment for me was gut-wrenching. I actually got in my car my little 72 Chevy and I was

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