Please find a range of blogs below:
27 June 2021
Step #1: Agree with prospects that they have a problem.
Step #2: Ask them about their current plans to fix their problem.
Step #3: Watch them squirm and make excuses and realize they have no solution.
Step #4: Ask the prospects if they would like us to share a solution with them.
Step #5. Watch our business grow fast.
Notice that we didn't show them a PowerPoint presentation or a company video. Instead, we got our prospects to make a "yes" decision to solve their problem. That is where the real decision is made.
Our presentations come...
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13 June 2021
Prospects are selfish. It is a human trait.
So, when we talk to prospects, what should we talk about? Here are our choices.
#1. Talk about us and the stuff we offer, while the prospect is not listening or caring.
#2. Talk about the prospect and the prospects’ problems.
Well ...
What would we choose?
Most amateur Business owners will go with choice #1. They talk about how great they are, how they branded themselves, show company videos, talk about systems and put their prospect to sleep with PowerPoint slides.
Professional Business owners go with...
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30 May 2021
Prospect: "So what do you do for a living?"
Business owner: "I am in the global search for entrepreneurial talent, for time freedom and money freedom, whereby people can accumulate wealth through multiple streams of residual income with International benefits ..."
Prospect: "It's okay to just say that you don’t know.”
Some examples for different Professions
Prospect: "So what do you do for a living?"
Accountant: We take the stress out of submitting your tax returns.
Lawyer: We help you avoid expensive...
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16 May 2021
Last night I went for a walk. 15 minutes from my house, it began to rain. I had two choices.
#1. Run to my house. Of course, that would be risky as I am out of shape, could be messy.
#2. Walk back to my house. But then I would be soaked from the rain, and that wouldn’t be healthy either.
While I was standing in the rain thinking about which choice made more sense, it occurred to me that people spend far too much time thinking and not enough time taking action.
I had a flashback to 25 years ago.
A guy named Barry and I started to talk about writing...
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25 April 2021
Quitting is a human thing. We quit diets, quit jobs, quit eating, quit watching television at night, and well, quitting is normal and many times good for us.
If we feel like quitting because we can’t build a business or productive team, consider these two solutions first.
Solution #1. Talk to hundreds or thousands of prospects. Hope to find the rare individuals who aren't quitters, who are totally self-motivated, and will ignore our feeble sales pitch.
Solution #2. Learn to use better words and phrases so we don't talk prospects out of using our...
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11 April 2021
We either have a fixed mindset or a growth mindset. Here is one of the differences between the two mindsets.
“Reasons why” versus “reasons why not.”
Fixed growth mindsets look for “reasons why not,” why an opportunity won’t work for them. But where did they get that mindset trait?
Here is just one place: work.
If a fixed-mindset person hates his job, when a problem or challenge occurs, he is more than happy to say he can’t move forward. This means he won’t have to work harder on a job he...
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28 March 2021
If someone had shared these absurd brain rules with me 30 years ago, I would have told them, "You are crazy!"
But brain science can turn ordinary, ineffective business owners like me into productive coaches and speakers. All we have to do is learn from these smart brain researchers and getting “yes” decisions becomes easy.
It is what we don’t know that holds us back.
Ready for a few brain rules?
All decisions are made in the subconscious mind.
Decisions happen immediately.
Decisions happen before the information.
Our...
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14 March 2021
My successful coach: “Stop giving prospects all the information.”
Me (the fool): “I would be a coach unless I had all the information.”
Yes, I was 100% correct. I would never be a coach unless I had all the information. My successful coach was wrong. I was living proof. And I didn’t mind telling him how he wrong on this one, many years ago.
Uh ... but I missed one important fact. I wasn’t giving presentations to me. I was giving presentations to prospects who did not think like me!
That is when I learned the lesson,...
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28 February 2021
If our prospects are not interested, they change the subject.
To be interesting, we must talk about problems that our prospects experience. Here are 5 examples of interesting first sentences.
"If you have a few minutes, I would like to share with you how we can help you pay less tax."
"If you have a few minutes, I would like to share with you how we can help you save time with your accounting
"If you have a few minutes, I would like to tell you how my friend got a 50% raise and now works from home."
"If you have a few minutes, I...
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14 February 2021
We don’t have to find days that are 24 hours and 15 minutes long.
All we need to do is make a choice about our activities.
So instead of mindlessly channel-surfing, watching cat videos, YouTube recommendations, depressing news commentaries for hours ... well, don’t give these activities up. They might be enjoyable.
But how about taking just 15 minutes of that time to become an expert?
There are 45 more weeks this year. We can be awesome at something if we spend 15 minutes a day getting better.
Let’s imagine we wanted to become a pro, an...
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