Branding at its best - "A Story About a Girl I Thought I Knew" | @DreBaldwin t @DreAllDay

In Branding our product, we do not always think of the basics that can actually sell our product. Its the simple things that we can share to our potential consumers or networks. One of the best written examples i have seen yet came into my inbox from Dre Baldwin +Dre Baldwin and had to share it with you. Go ahead check it out, I am sure you will build some helpful Tips, Confidence, and Empowerment in building your Brand!

I never thought THAT would happen to me. But it did. I'll explain. I met her on South Street. The Greek Picnic was a yearly tradition for us from ages 18-22. Officially, "The Greek" was a weeklong gathering of many Black fraternities and sororities in Philadelphia each summer. My friends and I had no idea where the real event took or even what it was for. All we knew was, one Saturday night each summer, there would be more people on South Street than any other day that year. To us, people translated to girls. So we planned. We got haircuts. New outfits. Scheduled the drive to South Street from Mt. Airy because the traffic was crazy. Oh, and definitely remember the pens and paper for all the girls' phone numbers (pre-smart phone era). Everyone came out on Greek night. I mean, Everyone. The madness began in North Philly. Males and females alike would begin the walk down Broad Street. All were looking for females to approach, male attention, or both. Women in thongs and nothing more. Women in thongs under their jeans, who gladly removed their pants in exchange for attention and photographs. Basically, Greek night was South Beach in Miami for one night per year. For people who weren't used to South Beach in Miami. Madness. READ FULL STORY |CLICK HERE! For more great stories from Dre Baldwin, confidence, #WorkonYourGame dreallday.com dreallday.com/podcast

Less effort is more momentum - creating your victories with @drebaldwin | #Basketball #WOYG

Whether you are in the game, training, and or in business, +Dre Baldwin shares daily motivation, mind changing tips to work on your Game! #WOYG

Pushing downhill vs. uphill means doing things that require less effort to do so you can more easily create momentum. This does not meaning you won’t need effort to reach success, just that creating momentum and getting those first victories will come easier. -Do something you’re good at, so you’re not struggling to merely reach mediocre. -Hire motivated people so you don’t have to waste time and energy and money motivating them. -Work with highly skilled people that won’t require you to teach them the basics. -Build your business around a natural skill or need so you wont have to think of what’s needed. -Do things that people naturally compliment you for instead of trying to create a skill you never had. -Do work that you can get paid for multiple times, even after the war has been completed. You cannot work directly for your money forever as your time or energy or skills eventually run out. -Leverage the efforts of other people who are working for money, and empower those who want to learn about the previous point. The post Push Downhill, Not Uphill appeared first on www.DreAllDay.com