In 2005, Dre Baldwin's basketball training videos (the first "athlete workout" videos ever shared online by anyone in any sport) quickly caught fire on YouTube, making Dre more known from YouTube than even from his professional basketball career. Not only did Dre remain consistent and disciplined on the court in order to play pro, but he's maintained a brand and business online for the past 15+ years, including a podcast that has surpassed 5.6 MILLION downloads. Dre has a LOT of wisdom to share on the topic of consistency and discipline, and we dove in DEEP!

In this episode, we discuss things like: how to stay consistent and disciplined as a content creator, especially early on, when it feels like nobody is listening; the ONE thing you could be missing that is keeping you from staying disciplined in your creator journey (and EXACTLY how to fix it); how to deal with setbacks and challenges when trying to maintain consistency in your content creation (like ummm... getting your entire TikTok account deleted!?); the KEY differences between a brand and a business, and what it means for you in building a thriving brand AND business, with your podcast at the center of it all; and so much more!

Dre Baldwin (aka "DreAllDay") has changed the lives of 100M+ entrepreneurs, athletes and business professionals; sold thousands of copies of his books, courses and programs; pioneered personal branding through content; and built a business that helps tens of thousands of people master their "game" in business, sports, and in life... from the inside-out. Dre spent 9 years as a professional basketball player; he is a YouTube Silver Play Button Holder (100,000+ subscribers); he has amassed 5.6M+ podcast downloads; he has been featured in 100+ media outlets; he has presented 4 TEDx Talks; and he has authored 31+ books... JUST TO NAME A FEW OF HIS ACCOLADES!

CONNECT WITH GUEST:
Website: https://workonyourgame.com
Podcast: https://apple.co/3Dq2GjD
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DreB/featured
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drebaldwin
​​Mirror Of Motivation Book: https://www.mirrorofmotivation.com/motivation?affiliate_id=4081015
Work on Your Game University: https://workonyourgame.clickfunnels.com/work-on-your-game-university-affiliate-access1634494798373/b6494a13871?affiliate_id=4081015

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