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The mental game is everything. How you approach your life mentally - your attitude - will have more impact on your success than your physical tools and abilities. In life, there are many people on both sides of the achievement spectrum: Those who perform well above their means, and those who achieve well below what their "tools" would suggest. How each of these people approaches the game of life, mentally, is the reason for each success or failure. What I am going to do with this book is touch on all the issues.

I have had the idea of writing a book for a while now, and the beauty of the Internet is that anyone can put their work out there - websites, workout videos, books - freely without having to navigate through the traditional gatekeepers of self-expression. The most important part of putting this out is your response; I know I can get a lot better at this writing thing, and your critiques will be my first step in doing so. What you are about to hear is my story as a basketball player - only as it pertains to basketball - from the time I began playing the game up to and through my college years.

Tired of unpredictable sales cycles and inconsistent results? The key to sustained success in sales isn’t luck — it’s discipline. The Sales Discipline System reveals the 8 proven habits of the top 1% of salespeople, and how you can use them to build your own path to consistent, reliable growth.

The "Next Level" isn't achieved by accident. You have to be aiming for it. Dre Baldwin explains how it's done.

It’s time to address your physical game, specifically the game-specific skills you’ll need to play basketball at your best. Let's complete your game and make you the all-around player you deserve to be recognized as.

This book will give you insight into the phenomenon of confidence by explaining what it is, where it comes from, when you can use it to your advantage, and how it is developed, strengthened and weakened. It will also prepare you to apply what you learn in real life, learning instinctively when to use each tool in your box, since no two situations are ever exactly the same.