How To Form A Paradigm

Created by Dina Lawrence in Articles

A group of scientists put five monkeys in a cage and in the midst of this, a ladder with bananas on top.
Every time one of the monkeys began to climb the ladder, an automatic ice water was gushing over the other monkeys.
After a while, every time any of the monkeys outlined beginning a climb on the ladder, the others beat (thus avoiding cold water).
Obviously, after a time, no monkey dared to climb the ladder, despite the temptation.
Scientists then decided to substitute one of the monkeys.
The first thing the new monkey did was try to climb the ladder.
Immediately the other monkeys began to beat him.
After several beatings, the new member of the community learned not to climb the ladder, but never knew why.
A second monkey was substituted and it occurred to him the same as with the first primeiro.O monkey had been replaced participated with others in the beating.
A third monkey was changed and the same (beating, etc..) Was repeated. A fourth and a fifth monkey were replaced, one at a time, at appropriate intervals, repeating beatings from beginners when they tried to climb the ladder.
In the end we had a new group of five monkeys, although they had never received a cold shower, continued to beat around the monkey tried to climb the ladder.
If it were possible to talk to the monkeys and ask them why they beat those who tried to climb the ladder ... I bet the answer would be: "I do not know ... that's the way things are done around here"

That, or this behavior, this response, it sounds familiar??
Do not miss the opportunity to share that with others because they may be wondering why we continue to do what we do if there is another way to do it.

To us who work with MLM, it's worth considering ...
Why continue to use older tools to develop our MLM business, think about it ...

Be Very Successful!

Dina Lawrence