Overseas hopeful players seeking help tell me things they've done to get some career traction going.

These activities include attending exposure camps, contacting/signing with agents, playing for minor league clubs, etc.

Then, a player poses questions about not knowing what to do, what steps to take next, meaningless unimportant minutiae, and general information-gathering that will do nothing for them.

[bctt tweet="Understand: Not having your desired result does NOT mean you need to gather more information." username="DreAllDay"]

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So You've taken some actions and feel you haven't made progress.

So the f*** what?!??

You're looking to get into a profession where fewer than 1% who try, make it. Is everything supposed to just “work” now, all of a sudden like abracadabra?

[dt_quote type="blockquote" font_size="big" animation="none" background="plain"]The Overseas Basketball Blueprint is you ticket to understanding the pro basketball career process. [/dt_quote]

That's not said to discourage you. It’s a slap in the face reminding you that professional sports are not for the impatient or the mentally weak. [bctt tweet="Professional sports are not for the impatient or the mentally weak." username="dreallday"]

My career didn't begin until 16 months after college graduation. I started building up my brand and website specifically because basketball wasn't working as much as I'd wanted it to.

When things weren't working for me (and there were many times), I didn't go seeking more information. I knew what I wanted: to be signed to a contract. And I knew what that required: someone with the power to sign me had to see me performing. Which meant I needed to market myself. Which meant… all the stuff I've already written about.

[dt_quote type="blockquote" font_size="big" animation="none" background="plain"]When things weren't working for me (and there were many times), I didn't go seeking more information.[/dt_quote] 

There aren't any magic tricks in this shit.

There's nothing “wrong” with you.

There's no such thing as the “right” exposure camp - there are, however, right - and wrong - players.

[dt_quote type="blockquote" font_size="big" animation="none" background="plain"]There's no such thing as the “right” exposure camp - there are, however, right - and wrong - players.[/dt_quote]

Not every single thing you do is going to hit the jackpot. Information is most likely NOT your problem. Information is a commodity - basically free or quite cheap, and always available to anyone. If you think information will get you a career, so do the other 800,000 players looking to get a job.

If you're short in anything, it's not information. It's action. [bctt tweet="If you're short in anything, it's not information. It's action." username="dreallday"]
Dedicate yourself to the work and do it. You already know what it is