The Daily Quote podcast pageThe Great News Podcast pageThe Great News LetterToday is February 28th, and welcome to The Daily Quote - a podcast designed to kickstart your day in a positive way. I'm your host, Andrew McGivern, and I'm happy you are here with me today.Now, let's dive into today's national holiday - it's National Tooth Fairy Day! Yes, you heard that right. Today, we celebrate that whimsical character who swaps our baby teeth for cash. Now, if only we could negotiate better rates as adults, right? Imagine waking up to find a crisp bill under your pillow for that wisdom tooth extraction. If only...In the spirit of whimsy and transformation that the Tooth Fairy embodies, our quote of the day comes from none other than Roald Dahl: "Those who don't believe in magic will never find it."Now, you might be wondering, "What does a children's author have to do with the Tooth Fairy?" Well, think about it. Both invite us to believe in the possibility of something beyond our mundane reality. Whether it's a magical world inside a chocolate factory or a fairy that exchanges teeth for coins, the essence is the same - belief in magic.Roald Dahl's words remind us that magic isn't just for children. It's for anyone willing to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. And isn't that what the Tooth Fairy does? Turns a moment of loss - losing a tooth - into an event of wonder.So today, on National Tooth Fairy Day, let's take Dahl's advice to heart. Look for the magic in the small things. Maybe it's finding joy in the simple act of giving, like leaving a surprise note for someone to find, or maybe it's marveling at how the morning light filters through your window.And who knows? Maybe tonight, put a tooth under your pillow. You might just wake up to find something unexpected. And if you're out of baby teeth, I hear the Tooth Fairy accepts IOUs with a good story.Thank you for joining me today on The Daily Quote. Remember, "Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." Keep your eyes open for those magical moments. Until next time, keep smiling, and not just to show off those teeth the Tooth Fairy might be interested in.