Don’t “DANCE” for anybody
This blog is titled, don't dance for anybody. Now what do I mean? Do I mean like,
literally dancing?
No, I don't mean actual dancing. What I mean, is having
posture in your business. So very often, people will try to see how much they
can push and pull you. So, let's say you’re introducing somebody to your
business opportunity, and they go, “Well, why should I join you?” And what they’re
basically saying is like, “Hey, dance for me.
Prove me, why should I join you?”
It's like, if you've seen those old cowboy or western movies where they take
two guns, and they go, poof, poof and you're dancing for them. This is what I
imagined. When somebody throws a question like that at me, like, “Why should I
join your team or why should I join your company?” They’re basically trying to
make you dance and go, “Well, because I'm so wonderful, because of this, because
of that.” And they want you to try and sell them on and that's what most people
will do and that's what they expect you to do.
So
when somebody wants to make you dance like that, you want to come back with
posture. So you don't need to be rude. You don't need to be whatever, but you
need to have posture. So if somebody says, “Why should I join your company?” My
answer would be? “Well, maybe you should, maybe you shouldn't. Like, why are
you looking to join my company? Why are you looking to join my business? Like,
this is what I do and this is what I don't do.
This is what you can expect and
this is what you shouldn't be expecting.” So it's not about you trying to
convince them because, again, in network marketing, when I speak to new network
marketers, to people who just joined network marketing, I always ask people
say, “What's your biggest challenge? What's your biggest difficulty right now?
Let me help you.” And you know what they say very often, they say, “Well, my
biggest challenge is convincing people to join my business.” And I go, “Well,
that's your problem. I don't understand because you're trying to convince
people to join your business. In network marketing, we don't convince people.
We are sorting through people.” So we go, “Hey, would you be interested in
adding extra income? No. Next, would you be interested in actual income? No.
Next would you be? Yeah, come, I'll show you how.” That's what we do we sorting
for people, you've got 7 billion people on this planet, you will never run out
of people to talk to.
So you don't need to convince people. You don't need to
drag people screaming and kicking. You just need to sort through people and
find the ones who are already open, the ones who are already looking for an
opportunity, the ones who are already interested in doing what you've got to
offer to them, right? And then you don't need to dance for them. You don't need
to go, “Who wants a wonderful idea.” You know what I mean? You just say hey,
look, this is what it is.
This is what it isn't and it's up to you if you want
to join my team or not. And most of the time, the prospect doesn't expect it.
You know, they will go, “Oh, this is different,” right? And guess what, most of
the time people are attracted to people with posture, people are attracted to
people who are confident, because if you crumble like a crack in front of them,
then that’s not attractive, that doesn't look very serious, you know what I
mean? So it's like sometimes people will try to like, “Oh, this is your little
business?” And you might say, “Hey what are we doing talking about it, then? If
you're so amazing, if you're so great, if you're so successful, why are we
talking about you earning extra income?” you know, what I mean?
Because
sometimes people will respond to whatever content you put out there about
earning extra income, and then they will try to pretend that they are like,
bigger than you that they are like, whatever, you know, and you why did you
respond in the first place, then? You responded about earning extra income and
now you're trying to-- what are we doing here? And very often the person will
stop for a minute and they go, “Well I need an extra income because all my job
hasn't been so well.” You know what I mean? So you need to have this posture,
you need to level with the person for them to understand that you're not going
to be dancing for them; you're not going to be entertaining them. You are a
business person and you're looking for people you know, but if it's not a fit
for them is totally cool with you.
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Yours
in success
Gediminas.
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