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Your A-Team & Success
Posted on November 5th, 2009 6 comments
Do you have your A-Team together?
Why you need an A-Team?
Your A-Team will help you improve your efforts and effectiveness toward your goals, time management, personal development and success in general.
Taking your A-Game and building your A-Team will help you in many ways. The benefits are tremendous.
- 1. You will free up so much time and make more decisions quickly.
- 2. You’ll streamline your days and feel unstoppable.
- 3. You will create that life of less stress and more peace of mind.
- 4. You will create that high energy life style that you need in this busy world.
- 5. You will learn, stretch, grow and contribute more in your life.
- 6. You will begin to grow your business or career to the next level.
- 7. You will enjoy your life at a much higher level.
Like most things the start will be the hardest part of building your A-Team. When you take a quick look around at your life you will see that you already have some of your A-Team in place.
The key will be to have people on your A-Team that you have rapport with and that you can trust. The people you place on the A-Team will be key people and will help you successfully reaching many of your goals.
When you have key people that you can count on to exchange ideas, plans and money your A-Team will start to give you many benefits. The Law of Reciprocation in action.
Who should be on your A-Team?
Here is a list of key people that you need to have on your A-Team in no particular order.
- Mastermind Team -> This group of people will be critical to your A-Team.
- Doctors -> That you can count on.
- Lawyer -> That you can count on.
- Spouse -> Get this person on your team and you’re 90% successful.
- Mentors -> You will need to seek out the people that have the knowledge.
- Spiritual -> Teacher, Leader or Group that works for you.
- Physical -> Get people that like to be healthy on your A-Team.
- Co-workers/Employees
- Education -> Add people that will challenge you to grow and to think.
- Friends /Family -> No need to say much here…right?
- Mechanic -> Yes….the mechanic that you count on.
- Restaurants -> Why not? I have restaurants on my A-Team that treat me great.
Think about building your A-Team and the people you need on it. If you have a person on your A-Team that is not effective or efficient replace them now.
Lane Resources Inc.
R. Lynn Lane
6 responses to “Your A-Team & Success”
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Very true. The principle of like association applies here – who you associate with you will become more like, or put another way entirely where their energy goes…yours will follow. It can support you or undermine you, your choice.
Keri Eagan
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Getting an A-team together is very important.
having a back-up is also good to have. You never know when a team member might leave the team for whatever reason. A good team has has back ups when the starter can’t go.Don Shepherd
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After checking out your list, I can see that I am in dire need of getting my A-list together. Great list, great suggestions.
Lisa McLellan
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Good people are a huge asset to anyone in any situation. I find there are often people who can help in ways you would never expect – it’s always worth keeping an eye and ear open to who might be in a position to support what your trying to do.
Philip
Consumer Behaviour Expert
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If one can find the right A Team, it would be a great news as each member can help one another to get the goals achieved quicker.
I once read about a story that 10 migrants family grouped together to help one family at a time to set up and run a business successfully. Once it’s achieve, then they moved into another family in the same way. So in a relatively short time, EVERY one of the 10 familes are all in great financial shape!
What great team work!
John Ho
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Lynn:
Building a solid and supportive team is critical to success, especially if we want to achieve it rapidly. One of the first steps we should all take is to start constructing a mastermind and support group.
This was a very insightful article.
Steve Chambers
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Keri Eagan November 5th, 2009 at 23:05