Q. Why don't prospects see what we see?
A. Because of what we say and what we do.
For example, when we say 'financial freedom,' -
our prospects think an insurance salesman is
approaching.
When we say 'time freedom' - our prospects know
we're telling a lie because nobody has any free
time anymore.
When we say 'residual income' - our prospects know
that residual means 'leftover stuff that nobody
wants.'
Our prospects will see the same vision that we see
-- if we communicate that vision clearly. So let's
not tell our prospects:
'If you work hard, you can retire in five years.'
Let's describe it this way instead:
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'My friend is going to college for five years to
become a professional. At the end of those five
years, he graduates. Then he will start his
career by looking for a job.
'Another friend is building his network marketing
business for five years. At the end of those five
years, instead of starting a career, he will
retire.'
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Notice how the second example helps our prospects
to see what we see?
Remember, it's what we say and what we do that
makes the difference.
-taken from 'Hot Prospecting Ideas' by Tom 'Big Al' Schreiter