Motivation shows up when it shows up.

So be happy that you have it when it gets there, but if it doesn't show up, you still got to do your job.

This is how it works.

Work on your game.

Work on your game.

Work on your game.

This is Drey Baldwin, and Work on your game is the system that turns discipline into dominance.

Mental toughness is an identity, not a skill.

Now, skills are very important here, especially in a world that is literally called work on your game.

And you need some skills in order to have game.

Game is your ability to use those skills to produce results.

And the skills are practiced abilities that allow you to get things done, whatever it is you're

trying to get done. I'm telling you here today that mental toughness is an identity. It's a way

of being. It is not a skill. Skills something is exercise. It's something that you do. So I define mental toughness as your willingness and ability to continue showing up, doing the work, and putting yourself out there even when a success you've expected to achieve has yet to occur. In other words, when success is late to the party, can you keep showing up? And today I'm going to help you understand that mental toughness is something that is

codified into your DNA. It is part of you, the person, not something that you do as an activity.

Those are two different things. Point number one, today's topic, once again, is mental toughness is an

identity, not a skill. As I just explained, skills are something that you do. Identity is who

you are. A skill is something that you exercise when you need it. For example, if you go to a

basketball court, your ability to shoot the basketball is a skill that you can execute once you get

on the basketball court or driving a car when you're behind the wheel of

your vehicle. Being mentally tough, which means having resilience in the face of difficulty,

it's not something that you pick and choose to do at different times. Being mentally tough is just a way

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