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#1073: How to Make Your Opposition Uncomfortable

Life is one big, long competition. Not everyone is gonna be on your team, and not everyone wants to see you win. Some people, believe it or not, will do what they can to actually sabotage your success — nothing to complain or be sad about, just part of the game.


Today’s topic isn’t about playing defense, though — it’s about playing offense and making your opposition uncomfortable first.


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Dre "DreAllDay" Baldwin

#WorkOnYourGame 

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