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I can't say it enough. Work on your game. You're now tuned into the show where you learned discipline to show up day after day to do the work, the confidence to put yourself out there boldly and authentically and the mental toughness to continue showing up doing the work. Put yourself out there even when it's success you're expected to achieve. Even when it's success you expect to achieve is yet to occur. And on top of all this, you'd use those personal initiative, that is to go get an

energy that moves any one of us, including yourself, to go and make things happen instead of wait for things that happen. And then we put all this together into a series of frameworks, approaches, insights, strategies and techniques underneath the umbrella of one unifying philosophy that is called Work on Your Game.

My name is Drey Baldwin, also known as Drey All Day, and welcome to the show.

And today's topic is, we're getting into part two of what will be a three-part series, your false beliefs about coaching, how it works, and what it does. Before we get into this, I remind you of two things, my daily motivation and Monday motivation text is guaranteed to have you focus sharpen point, start your day or your week, respectively.

Text me at 305, 384, 68, 94. And once we start sending that message again, you'll be getting it straight to your phone, and you'll be able to choose how often you get the message. Secondly, work on your game, university. That is the place where I do all my coaching. If you like to have me as your direct coach, and there's only one place to make that happen. That is at Work on Your Game University.com.

That's where you can find out everything you need to know about the program, how it works, what we do, who we're working with, who had worked within the past, what they have to say about their experiences. That is all at WorkOn Your Game University.com. You can get started right now, right there on that page. With all that out the way, let's get right into the topic here today, which again is picking up on our three-part series.

This is part two of that three-part series.

Your false beliefs about coaching. Number four is we're picking up. Number four, coaching is expensive. Okay, well, define expensive. What does expensive mean to you? Some people will say, well, a whole lot of money. Well, how much is a lot? You got to watch yourself when you're using these relative terms. To me, coaching is cheap. That's to me. In my estimation, all coaching is cheap. And I spend tens of thousands of dollars a year on coaching. And it is comparatively, it's cheap. You know why? Because any money that I spend on coaching, I make even more back with the abilities, knowledge,

tools, and skills that I develop in the process of going through the coaching that I've invested.

In other words, any money that I spend on coaching, I end up making more money back than what I spent,

which means coaching is never expensive.

Coaching actually pays me as an investment because the money that I put in, I make more than that back.

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