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Discover the long game of making and maintaining lasting change.

In Daily Game, Vol. 4, you'll learn about: creating urgency for yourself when there is none present; what separates a professional from the others; why experience is just as important as skill; how the toughest days happen right before the easiest days; positioning yourself to be taken seriously when the time comes to make moves; and more.

Worrying is for the weak. Worry is the habit of fearful people who seek something to stress about. Worry is misused energy that creates exactly what it focuses on. Focus on fear, stress, anxiety and unwanted outcomes, you get it. Worry is a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Salespeople run this planet. Selling is the oldest and highest-paying profession in existence. Sellers control their results, have no limit on how much they can prosper, get paid for what they produce, and can generally get their way in life. Sounds like a great gig. So why are so many people averse to selling?

Dre Baldwin shares motivational principles that will have you looking in the mirror and finding the drive from within. You will solidify the frame of mind you need, to be, do, and have what you want in your life.

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.

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

“I want to start blogging/making YouTube videos, but I don’t know where to start. I don’t know what I would even talk about. I think I’ll sound stupid.” I’ve heard this too many times over the years from people who have something of value to share with the public but never put it out. This audiobook solves that problem completely and definitively.

Dre Baldwin on the "extra" work you can do to get ahead of your competitors.

Dre Baldwin explains how long-term vision is most needed when times are at their worst.

Dre Baldwin shares how many people will allow the status quo to remain - even when they're unhappy about it.

Dre Baldwin goes into how much we all can put on our plates - and how much of it we will actually eat.

Dre Baldwin shares how even the most accomplished and seemingly productive people can also grow frustrated, just like you.

Dre Baldwin tells a story of a person being undervalued, who then flips the script and takes control of the situation.

Dre Baldwin talks about bad salespeople, their bad tactics, and how to fix them.

Dre Baldwin explains the mind-set of taking control of a situation, even when luck is NOT on your side.

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.

Using Which Position Should I Play?, you will know how to best utilize your skills to help a team, play your ideal position, describe your game to an interested coach or scout, and contribute consistently to a team.

I will share with you 30 pieces of information, suggestions, and calls to action that will have you ready for your next basketball tryout. The information in this workbook applies to all levels of tryouts, from middle school to professional teams.

You’ve been working on your game. You know what you’re capable of; you’ve done it over and over again in practice, scrimmages, and games against your friends. Then game time comes, and...nothing. You're invisible on the court. Knowing the skills you have, this is really frustrating. Is it mental? Is it physical? Is it something else? It’s a little bit of all those and more. This workbook, Playing as Well as You Practice, will move you past it.