Power presence calibration exists. It is not training. It is not coaching. It is for people already operating under consequence. If that's not you, ignore this. Information is in the episode description. Predators are willing to strain relationships in order to maintain standards. See, if you're more focused on relationships in the social aspect, you will avoid strain in

order to maintain friends.

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 social self versus the predator self.

And today, I'm going to make this fun for you sports fans.

We're going to use the archetypes of two individuals who you all know, love and trust.

LeBron James and Michael Jordan.

And this is not an argument over who is the better player between LeBron James and Michael Jordan, because everybody knows, obviously, the answer is Michael Jordan. But that's not the topic here

today. The topic is not basketball either. So if you're not a basketball fan, keep listening.

Every high performer carries multiple selves within them. Now, some of you allow one self to come forward and dominate more often than others. Some of you are more democratic process where you allow each self, you know, an equal amount of playing time, so to speak, keep the sports team here.

There is your two cells I'm going to talk about specifically today. One is your social self.

I mentioned this a couple days ago. The other is your predator self. Some of you can kind of understand what the social self means. Many of you probably never thought of the predator self,

and I'm going to describe both in detail here today.

And as I said,

we're going to use the archetypes of two individuals who all of you know and have heard of. Brown James and Michael Jordan, even if you're not a basketball fan, you know who they are. I'm going to use these two to help illustrate my point here today. And even if you're not a sports fan at all, you will understand this because I'm pretty good at that.

The social self manages perception, harmony, and approval from others, i.e. social. Perception, how people look at you, harmony, being on the same page as others, or at least feeling like it, and them feel like it, and approval. Other people being on the same accord as you in terms of your thoughts, beliefs, actions, words, etc.

That's the social self.

The predator self, on the other hand, prioritizes, outcomes, that's the scoreboard, dominance, me winning and everybody in here knowing that I want.

And execution, getting done when needs to get done regardless of any other considerations.

Now, this is not to say that a social individual cannot achieve outcomes, be dominant and execute.

And it's not to say that a predator cannot have positive perception, be in harmony with others, and be approved of.

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