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The Quote of the Day Show | Daily Motivational Talks Sean Croxton
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The Quote of The Day Show is your daily dose of inspiration, featuring the best-of-the-best speakers and prosperity teachers. Each episode spotlights an inspiring quote and 5-10 minute motivational audio clip to help you live a life you love. Featured speakers include Bob Proctor, Lisa Nichols, Tony Robbins, Les Brown, Jim Rohn, and more. Hosted by entrepreneur and money mindset expert Sean Croxton. Follow Sean on IG, Twitter, and FB at @seancroxton. Also, subscribe to his interview podcast, The Sean Croxton Sessions, on iTunes.
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1920 | Dr. Wayne W. Dyer: “Most People Are Spending Their Life Looking for Occasions to Be Offended.”
On today’s episode, Dr. Wayne Dyer reveals how seeing life through a lens of appreciation will give you the kind of “attractor energy” you need to draw what (and who) you want into your life.
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1919 | Jim Rohn: “The Price is Easy if The Promise is Clear.”
Do you see your future with anticipation or apprehension? Today, Jim Rohn teaches a lesson on how to design your future in a way that puts you in charge of where your life is going.
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1918 | Louise Hay: “What Do I Need to Work on Myself?”
On today’s episode, Louise Hay answers a few audience questions about how to deal with negative thoughts, attitudes, and people.
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1917 | Les Brown: “What You Hold Back from Life, Life Holds Back from You.”
Legendary speaker Les Brown kicks off the week with an encouragement to give more to life. Because when you give more to life, life gives back to you. Stop holding back. Start giving. Keep the flow going.
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1916 | John C. Maxwell: “Add Value to People Everyday.”
On today’s episode, John C. Maxwell shares the best advice he’s ever received in his life.
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1915 | Simon Sinek: “You Must Write Down Your Goals.”
On today’s QOD, author Simon Sinek breaks down how your body and brain are biochemically designed to keep you focused on your goals and get things done.
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