Yo, today's QOD is You Want to Dress the Part.

Here we go. Welcome back to the quote of the day.

I'm your host, Sean Croxton and Sean Croxton.com.

We had Dr. John D. Martini back on the show today.

Today, the doctor is going to talk about the importance of dressing like the person you want to become.

Also noticing that when you dress better, you feel better, and people treat you better.

Dr. John D. Martini's coming up.

There is a value in your spending to make sure that if you know you're going to buy something at the beginning of the year, you know you buy certain clothes,

certain suits, certain dresses, certain outfits, and you know you want to get a certain brand and you

want to get quality. I recommend it's better to have quality than quantity. Close.

I'd rather you have quality than quantity. Close. I'd rather you have quality than quantity.

And I want to say something about that, about appearance.

When I went to professional school, I was the only person in that school that wore a tie

and or a jacket every single day in school.

Now, some people thought, well, that's kind of bizarre.

Why would you want to do that? You don't need to. You're just a student.

But I had a teacher there who I respected. I think he's passed away now, but he said,

if you don't practice being the doctor you desire to be now, then you're

going to have to get used to it later. So start now. The sooner you start, the more you're ahead.

So dress like one, talk like one, act like one, be the doctor. So I did that. Nobody else listened

to him, but for some reason he made sense to me, and I decided to

it.

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