The Team Building Project is A paradigm Shift

It is a new project that had been developed because of the frustrations that is commonly associated with traditional MLM or Network marketing opportunities.

This project is all about building a team of people before any commitment to an MLM is ever made.

The Team Building Project releases the valve of pressure.

There is no money to get started and there is no business to be associated with…atleast NOT Yet.

In basic terms, once the team totals 10,000 people there will be a vote on what opportunity will best suit the entire group. What I find to be a real plus is the lack of pressure. Stephen Scott begin_of_the_skype_highlighting     end_of_the_skype_highlighting, the founder has done a great job here. He has really worked hard on not being the same as standard MLM operations.

You can join the team building project as a raw beginner or as a seasoned network marketing professional.

It is all about building a team in readiness to enter an MLM business with all guns blazing and a team that is already developed.

If you are starting from scratch, it is a very attractive alternative as you can take advantage of all the “get ready”
training which will see you working at your own speed leading up to the magic number of 10,000.

How many people you personally put in your group is totally up to you.
Personally I see the Team Building Project as a terrific back up plan. It insures survival in the industry should anything ever happen to an on going/active MLM.

Having said that, the popularity and commitment to the project seems to be gathering momentum which is of course a great thing. If you have ever wanted to build a team with no pressure and no money needed or asked for…here is your chance.

I have put the official video presentation below for anyone to look at if you are either keen to have a look or even if curiosity has taken over.

Ps… Click the banner below if you would like to check out the website and remember,there is no downside to The Team Building Project with no risk, no money and best of all no pressure!

Pss.. Stay tuned for the “about me” post that will be based on the founder of The Team Building Project, Stephen Scott.

Paralysis by analysis

is more common than you could imagine and it will ibfest your game before you even know it.
One of the most common questions asked of me when it comes to golf is what do you actually think of when you hit a ball.

The answer is nothing.
The opposite to nothing is what equals

Paralysis by Analysis

If I have to think of something, I would think tempo but my preference would be to have a totally blank mindset. It’s a blank canvas that Im looking to work with.

The amount of time it takes to swing a golf club does not allow you the time to think of anything. It is over in a flash and if you think you can change your swing half way through, you are desperately clutching at straws.

Golf is one of those sports where less is best and paralysis by analysis does not fit this idea.

If less is best, why is it that so many people flood their heads with concerns?

(Paralysis by Analysis)

I remember watching a young golfer with big ambitions practice and it was interesting to watch. He hit iron after iron with sheer precision. He was like a machine.

Sometimes wanting something bad enough leads to trying too hard which leads itself too paralysis by analysis.

The longer the session went, the more it looked like he was just waiting for a bad shot and sure enough it came. The paralysis by analysis was about to seek its revenge with some not so good results

This is where things got interesting because he began to take his entire swing apart and implemented changes that he deemed necessary.

My point is… does your swing need to change because you hit one bad shot in a dozen?… Perfection is a great thing to aim for but the pursuit of it can paralyse your efforts.

The harder you try, the more things you change. The more things you change, the more you question what it is you are doing. The paralysis by analysis is starting to choke your efforts.

Many years ago, I stood in front of a group of students and wanted to test their knowledge.

Standing in front of the group I addressed a shot and to the surprise of many,I topped it.

The question I ask you just as I asked the group is why do you think I topped it?

Answers came thick and fast and some of them were more technical than others. There was, you lifted your head, your arm bent, your spine angle increased and a whole lot more.

Whats your thought?

With no correct answers after the first hit, the shot was repeated. It was easy. All i had to do was follow all the advice I had just received. Dont lift the heel, transfer more weight, strengthen my grip and take it away a little more on the inside….. how could I go wrong?

Have you figured it out yet?

The reason I topped the golf ball is because I wanted too. I hit the top because thats exactly what I wanted to do.

Whats the point of all this?

My point is that golfers need to keep things simple and stop filling your head with paralysis by analysis that serves nothing other than a fighting stimulant.

Every time you hit the ball left, right, high or low, there are reasons for it but do you really want to know them all?

Do yourself a favour and work on one or two things at once, no more, no less.

You will be glad you did. One of the most common questions asked of me when it comes to golf is what do you actually think of when you hit a ball.

The answer is nothing.

If I have to think of something, I would think tempo but my preference would be to have a totally blank mindset. It’s a blank canvas that Im looking to work with.

The amount of time it takes to swing a golf club does not allow you the time to think of anything. It is over in a flash and if you think you can change your swing half way through, you are desperately clutching at straws.

Golf is one of those sports where less is best.

Stop thinking so much… paralysis by analysis will destroy your game!