If you had a true purpose, you would not be depressed. If you are disciplined and going after that

purpose because you see a challenge in it, you have a structure that you can follow because you believe

that meeting these goals will lead to a meaningful outcome is impossible to feel depressed.

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.

Today's topic is you do not have depression.

Now I told you yesterday when we were talking about this nonsense concept known as ADHD that today I had another one

coming for you. This one is more popular. This one more people think they have. More people,

it appears, wants to have this, even if they don't quote-unquote have it yet. And it seems like

people are just lining up to get this, almost like a trophy, to be able to say that you are depressed in some way.

You have some form of depression.

Again, it's almost like in Ward.

People are signing up to have this.

So today we're going to talk about why you indeed do not have depression.

Now, similar to ADHD, there are a lot of people out there who have been clinically diagnosed as quote unquote depressed. Even diagnosis, you have some form

of depression and you can use it in similar ways to how we talked about yesterday with ADHD,

as if this is some solid and acceptable explanation for your lack of behavior

or any issues that you may have as a result of, again, your behaviors. You say, well, I'm depressed.

I was in the hospital. I'm depressed. I was in bed for the last three days. I'm depressed.

I wasn't feeling too good. That's why I didn't do the thing that I was supposed to do.

A lot of people use this exactly this way. And just like in yesterday's episodes, today we're going to break all these

false beliefs that people have about what many people are calling depression, what it really

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