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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 how Donald Trump commands attention. You have listened to the first two episodes of this series. Sometimes I'll tell you, I'll listen to the previous ones if you hadn't, but I know you've listened to the previous episodes of this series.

This is a very good series.

You should listen to all of it because everything I'm telling you here would be very useful for you if you would deploy even one of these in your life that you are not currently deploying.

So let's pick up on part three, picking up on point number seven of our series,

now concluding mini-series, how Donald Trump commands attention. Number seven, Donald Trump is

always on offense. You can't even tell me the last time you saw Donald Trump playing defense.

Even when he's playing defense, he turns it in offense. Someone says something about him.

They're attacking him.

He every single time reframes the attack and turns the tables on the person who was attacking him so that he is now attacking them.

Think about it.

Name somebody who said something about him that he pushed back on.

Notice that he always turns the table such that he is now on offense and they are on defense.

Can you name any person who put him on defensive and he couldn't turn around and play

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