Power presence calibration is not a program. It does not solve anything. It does not motivate.

It measures drift and it corrects or it doesn't. That's all. The reference is down below.

Remember that every behavior you engage with is teaching other people how to deal with you.

You are marketing every single time you do something. It's a form of marketing of yourself every time you say yes, every time you say no,

every time you engage with another human being.

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 the cost of being over available. There is a season,

ladies and gentlemen, for saying yes. There is a yes season for all of you and you should just be open to everything. I'll talk about this in

episode 2096, the three seasons of your work and how to manage them. One of those seasons is the

yes season. Every opportunity, every call, every chance, every meeting, say yes to it because you never

know what could be on

the other side of that when you're at a certain position. Listen to that episode to get the details.

Most people destroy their presence. They destroy the value that other people have in them,

if any, by living their entire lives as if their whole life is a yes season. In other words,

you're saying yes to everything. You're saying yes to everybody. You're always available. This destroys presence. It destroys energy. It destroys your authority.

And it lowers your value by being too available, two and four, everyone and everything.

If you find yourself responding too fast, saying yes too often, and you're treating your time like

an open buffet table that people can just come

grab any of it that they want whenever they feel like it. People are just choosing as they wish.

By making yourself overavailable, you communicate that you are not scarce and therefore you're

that's valuable. It's not a good thing. Let's talk about how to combat this and we'll also talk

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