6 steps to a successful HOME MEETING
I want to talk about six steps to a successful home meeting. So if you run
home meetings, if you do presentations in hotels, if you do any of that type of
face to face introduction of people into your business, you might want to watch
this video because it might be very, very useful for you. So, six steps to a
successful home meeting. But actually, you could use these steps if you do a
meeting in a hotel, if you do a meeting in a coffee shop, etcetera. It's
basically how to successfully run a presentation.
So
step number one, be enthusiastic. Enthusiasm is the fuel of this business. It's
the emotion that fires everything up. It's the main part because if you're not enthusiastic
about what you have to offer, why would I be enthusiastic about joining your
business? Why would I be enthusiastic about becoming part of what you do? So
you have to have that energy. You have to have that enthusiasm. So that's step
number one.
Step
number two, keep the presentation brief. Don't do a two and a half hour
presentation because it murders your audience. It kills people. They're sitting
there, “Oh my God. Stop talking. Come on.” So if you can, play a video 10
minutes, 15 minutes maximum. Play video done. So introducing people to the
business, opening up their mind, that's it. Keep the presentation brief.
Number
three. Facts tell stories sell. Remember that facts tell stories sell. So use
stories. The chances are your presentation is probably full of fact, our
company started in this day and age and we do so much turnover and we do this
that and the other. That’s all facts. And it's great. But facts only tell,
stories sell, so use stories, tell stories of successful people, tell stories
of unsuccessful people, tell stories of how people use your product and what
they got. Tell stories.
People will listen to stories and they will remember
stories better. Guess what? When you were a child, and you were in the bed, and
you were about to go to sleep, what did you ask your mom to read you? The
Forbes magazine, the wall street journal with all the facts and figures or did
you ask for story? Yes story because our brain accepts stories much better. So
use stories in your presentation as well, use stories in your meeting as well.
How did this product work? How did that business work? How did that person do
in your business? Use the stories, people will remember stories better than any
numbers.
Number
four, paint the vision. Show them, where is this business going? What is
awaiting us? What is the future? Where are you going? What is your vision?
People want to hear that because if your vision, oh, I just want to earn some
extra money. Like who's going to get fired up about that vision? Who going to
go, “Oh my gosh, I'm going to join your team because I want to help you earn
some extra money.” Not really. But if they hear your vision, if your vision is
big, if your vision is grand, if you have some plans, now, that's going to excite
people, they will want to be part of your vision, they will want to be part of
your mission.
So first of all, if you don't have a vision, think about what's
your vision? What's your end game? Where do you want to go with this business?
What do you want to achieve? What's your purpose on this earth? What are you
trying to accomplish here so that you can share that with other people? That
will excite people, that will inspire people, they will go, “Oh my gosh, I want
to be with that woman. I want to be with that guy. He's going places and I want
to go with him. That's painting your vision.
Number
five. At the end, don't invite questions. Don't invite questions. One of the
rookie mistakes of people running a home meeting go, “Any questions?”And then
you might have 10 positive people and one negative one, and that one negative
person can put off the other 10 positive people with bad questions, with
attacking you, with being vicious. So you don't want to do that. At
the end of your meeting, you go great. Let's, speak to the person who invited
you here today. If you have some questions come to me personally, and I will
speak to you. So you can handle that negative person in the kitchen, while all
the positive people getting signed up, getting purchasing products.
So don't invite questions at the end of your presentation.
And
finally, be prepared. Have the registration forms, have the sample kits, have
the products, have everything that you need to recruit people and get them
started in your business. Be prepared. Don't go, “Oh, I didn't expect anybody
to join. I didn't expect everybody to get started. So I haven't got anything
with me.” Be prepared. If you're running a home meeting, if you're running a
hotel meeting, if you're running whatever meeting, have the tools necessary to
do the job, to sign up the person into the business, to get somebody started,
to sell somebody a product. So be prepared for that. That's the six steps.
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Yours
in success
Gediminas.
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