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I like this!
This works wonderfully! I call people twice and then send the goodbye text. It’s amazing when people think you aren’t calling anymore how quickly they respond. By the way , only the serious people respond.
So rather than dwelling on it and feeling pain and misery, how about a pre-emptive strike: Be the first to say NO!
Yes! This is going to make you feel sooooo much better.
To all your wishy washy prospects get really good at leaving them a great goodbye message, especially on their answering machine, you’ll be amazed at what happens, try it.
Remember your mission is to be finding people who it’s the right thing to be doing now, either joining your business or trying a product or service. That means never having to recruit people you got to drag across the start line, let alone the finish line.
OK You ready? You call them one last time and say the following words in a friendly, gentle, kind, warm manner:
Hi Joe, This is Don I’ve left you a couple of messages but this one is the last one. I won’t be calling you anymore because I don’t want to be a pest. But whenever you are ready to move out of your car and into an apartment you let me know. It’s just that I’m on a deadline right now I have to find people who want what they want right now. So when you’re ready call me OK, talk to you later, bye
Watch what happens. The ones who really want to change their lives right now will call you right back. Those for whom the time is not right for any reason will not, but isn’t that all you want?
To find the ones who it’s the right thing to be doing right now instead of spending your whole life finding them?
What do you think about this, do you have some goodbye messages you leave? Share them with us in the comments.
I like this!
This works wonderfully! I call people twice and then send the goodbye text. It’s amazing when people think you aren’t calling anymore how quickly they respond. By the way , only the serious people respond.
Don Reid, an experienced MLM builder and Entrepreneur, he founded Apache Leads in 2003. Born in Australia, Don currently lives in Cambodia, when he is not traveling on his many adventures around the world