
There is a famous line shouted by Jack Nicholson in the 1992 movie, "A Few Good Men". "You can't handle the truth!" has been voted the 29th greatest American movie quote by the American Film Institute.
Well I think that it is about time that we know the truth about every prospect that we approach for YTB. Because by really knowing what is happening on the inside of the other person, you can be empowered to deliver the message with confidence and conviction.
These truths about the "prospect" that you are talking to will have an effect upon the result of the presentation. While each of these points may not be absolute for every person you present to, just know that for the most part, this is what is going on behind the candidates eyes:
1. They are more scared than you are. Believe me. They are. They're concerned about their job, their bills, their future, etc.
2. They wish and/or hope that something exactly like YTB comes along. They don't necessarily know what it is they want, and they don't know that it is called YTB, but they want "something" to save them.
3. They are most often not as concerned about the money to buy a Travel Store as they are about being wrong. The human ego is driven by being right/not being wrong more than any other thing. Show them that they simply cannot lose and how much sense that this makes.
4. Sometimes, however, it is just the money. In fact, most often the response, "I want to think about it", translates to, "I don't have the money right now". Ask them if it's the money. Find out how long it will take for them to get the money and get them to commit to that date. Stay with them.
5. They want to do this. It makes perfect sense of course. Often someone's buying cycle precludes him or her from jumping in right away. Sometimes they just need more time. Check back.
6. If they don't like you, they won't do business with you. Be likeable. Be open and available to them.
7. If they don't trust you, they won't do business with you. Have integrity. Don't hype. The truth is good enough.
8. Sometimes if they like and trust you they still won't do business with you. People are naturally skeptical. Many people believe that being skeptical is actually a quality they should possess. Keep showing them the benefits.
9. Although I do believe in the goodness of people, they do not want you to do better than them. Some people want you to fail. The reason is that it allows them to remain comfortable where they are. Don't ever let anyone else hold you back. Your family deserves more. Be a stand for greatness!
10. They want you to show them that this can work for them. They wish they had a guarantee. Hey! We've got one! Show it to them.
11. Everyone, no matter how much they say that "they love their job", would rather be free to do what they want. Period, end of the story. "But I really LOVE my job." Sure. Let them win the lottery and see if they show up for work the next day. Not.
12. It all comes down to timing, and you can't dictate their timing. You can however, follow up and follow thru again. Always have a "next thing" to take them to.
I have been both a student and a teacher of human behavior, peak performance and transformational technologies for well over 20 years. And I will never cease to be amazed at how we operate, sometimes even against our best interest.Sharing the prospect and the promise of YTB is such a joy. The institution of Network Marketing is simply the best business model in the world. MaxGroup is made of the finest teammates in our industry.
But what clouds us and in facts stops some of us is the personalization of the rejection. It is not personal. When you get that, you really are set free.What will empower you to move forward is the knowledge of the game.You now have a glimpse into the world of the "prospect" that you are speaking to. You now know that we are all essentially the same. And you know what? We all want what YTB has to offer!Life is GREAT at YTB!
Thanks to Mark Skovron and Jeff Peltin for this insight.
Your Partner in Success,
Juliet
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