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"I don't want to join your opportunity until . . .
I first use the products myself."
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Space Center, Houston
Saturday, 11:39 a.m.
Floating around in the cargo bay of... The Space Shuttle?

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Dear Friend and Subscriber,
What if a prospect tells you, "I don't want to join your opportunity until
I first use the products myself."
Pretty good objection.
The prospect wishes to judge the value of the business based on his or
her personal experience with the product.
Bad logic.
For example, imagine at the end of your opportunity meeting, your prospect gives you the "I don't want to join your opportunity until I first use the products myself" objection.
What if some of your products don't work for the prospect? Does that mean it's a bad opportunity for your prospect?
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Residual income... in space! |
No.
If your prospect is of average weight and you market weight-loss products, chances are your prospect will be disappointed with the results of the weight loss products.
But that doesn't mean that the weight loss products wouldn't be of great service to your prospect's potential customers! Your
prospect could build a tremendous business if she had access to lots of people
wanting to lose weight.
The real questions your prospect should be asking are:
Is there a market for these products?
Will people buy these products?
By the way, I'm not saying only lead with the opportunity. The "sample and sign" method of leading with
the product works great, especially when you have an impact product. I'm a big fan of this method.
However, even when you lead with the product, helping you prospect
understand the big picture is key.
Personal experiences with the products are nice, but the big picture is if other people will use the products.
Can you imagine what your life could look like if you
and your team applied just some of my sponsoring tips? It might look
something like my lifestyle photos!
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