Dre Baldwin

I don't know if you watched the world baseball classic, but it just happened recently.

Um, team USA versus team Italy, uh,

They show up lackadaisical.

Their coach says the game doesn't matter, all these types of things.

And what happens?

They lose to a team that's technically not as good.

And so there's two sides to every spectrum.

You can still, they could have won that game too easily.

And you could say the same thing.

Oh, they win that game, but they didn't even try hard.

They did nothing right.

And they still won.

Okay.

Well, you could do everything right and still lose.

And so there's both ends of the spectrum that play out, I think are really important to know, like you're saying.

And so again, another thing that sports can teach us about life, I guess.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Speaking more on work on your game, you have four principles that compile that.

Let's talk more about principle number one, which is discipline, which I think it's kind of gotten, it's like, it's come like a sexy word on the internet.