The fear of criticism.

Most people do anything to avoid it, even if it means selling their soul and selling whatever

amount of integrity or credibility they had up to that point.

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called Work on Your Game. My name is Drey Baldwin, also known as Dre All Day. And welcome to the

show. And today's topic is we are getting into part two of our three-part series of how

lawfare works. If you're not familiar with the concept of lawfare, just go back and listen to yesterday's episode to make sure you understand the foundations of what I'm talking about here. And we're going to pick up right where we left off in a moment. First, I remind you with the link to work on your game, University, that is where my focus is right now. If you want to have me as your coach, you want to work me directly, you want to get access to all 40 plus courses and trainings that I've created and 100 more that are on the way. And 100 more we have in there and I'm not even mentioning. Go to work on your game, university.com. Everything's in there. You can get full access to all this stuff. As soon as you become a member of a university link is down below

in the description. So picking up right where we left off at point number four of our, again,

what's going to be our three part series on how lawfare works? Point number four, fourth thing that

happens to you is that the powers that be who are going after you, because you have pissed

them off for some reason, they go to the businesses

that you are currently doing business with or that you could possibly do business with in the future

and they pressure those businesses to cancel you either directly or preemptively.

You heard me correctly, directly or preemptively. So everything we talked about so far is about what they do

directly to you. Now, here's the part where they start to put the squeeze on you. See, putting the

squeeze on a person doesn't necessarily mean doing something to you. Putting a squeeze on you usually

means doing things to people and entities around you such that you don't have much room in which to maneuver.

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