No Man's Land.

Posted: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 by Unknown in Labels: , , , , , ,
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Tennis is a great game. It teaches players a lot about temperament and psychological tendencies. Tennis is one of those games where you must play the ball, not the opponent. If you take care of the ball, take care of your shot, you force your opponent to take care of his business also. 

Court position is a vital part of a player's strategy and ability to execute effective shots. In tennis, the phrase "No Man's Land or The Dead Zone" refers to the area of the tennis court where a player doesn't want to be trading shots. This area is where half volleys land at your feet, shots go into your body and too much open court is exposed for angled passing shots. Good players spend almost no time here. They may return a short ball from no man’s land but will return to the baseline or take the net. No man’s land is where mediocre players go to die.

No man’s land is not just a tennis issue. "No Man's Land" can be a metaphor for nearly every aspect of a life. No man’s land is any place where you are unfocused, uncommitted, waffling, or have an unclear vision of what to do or where you are going... And guaranteed, you will get chewed up. No man’s land is where mediocre entrepreneurs go to die.

If you are going to be successful at anything, at some point you must decide whether you’re in or you’re out. It’s that simple! No more stories, no more sidestepping, no more excuses, escape hatches, or half efforts. You’re either in, or you’re out. You are either going to do it or you're not!

Learn from others that are successful, make your venture a priority, pay the price and never give up!

LWS

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