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Welcome, everyone. It is Sunday, August 24th. I'm Amy Robach alongside my partner, TJ Holmes,

and we are here for your Sunday morning run where we go through our quotes of the day for the

week to get your Sunday started off with some

inspiration. We hope some of these words of wisdom that we collected over the week can help

start your week off right, or at least your Sunday off right. Sundays are so often a day of

reflection, a day of worship, so it seemed like the perfect day to get inspired. And we started our week off with an unknown. I've been into my unknowns lately. Why is that? Why do you want to give people credit? Well, I'd like to. And sometimes I actually do quite a bit of research trying to find out who said what. And I'm totally kidding. You know what's funny? It's disputed

oftentimes. So who said it? Right? So it's like who said it first? Who said it exactly one way or the

other? So yes, this was an unknown. But I like this because so often we're all kind of pursuing

our dreams or trying to go for something and you get discouraged. I liked this one from an unknown. In year one,

they laugh at you. In year five, they ask how you did it. Keep going. Has it happened to you?

I'm hoping it will. Yes, you know what? Actually, it has. It has because I remember, and I don't,

I didn't even know that I uttered this to people, but apparently

when I was in J school, I told people that I was going all the way to the network, I, that's

kind of embarrassing that maybe I was, I think I was being intentional. I don't know how much

I believed, but yeah, I said it out loud. I wanted to make it. So it took more than five years,

but I remember people saying, damn, you actually did it. They wanted to make it. So it took more than five years. But I remember people saying,

damn, you actually did it. They were shocked. Maybe they weren't asking me how I did it, but yes,

later on, journalism students asking me, how did you make it to network? Say the quote again?

It says, in your one, they laugh at you. Yeah. In year five, they ask how you did it and we put numbers on it

right um but sometimes it doesn't take five years sometimes it takes longer but to the point i think

everybody's experienced that just doubt doubters telling you that you can't do the thing you are

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