So there comes a time in your career when what people present to you as an opportunity

is more of an opportunity for them than it is an opportunity for you.

So at some point, you have to step up your discernment and decide, okay, these are the kind

of opportunities I'm okay with and these are the kinds that I'm not okay with.

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work on your game. My name is Dre Baldwin, also known as Dre All Day, and welcome to the show.

And today's topic is we're on the next installment of what we're talking about, which is the biggest lies you have been told about professional development. This is part four of what is going to be a five-part series. So before we move into this, let me remind you of two things. First of all, my daily motivation and Monday motivation messages guaranteed to have you focus sharpen on points

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Business has seasons.

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