It takes more than a pair of Nike shoes …

Sounds good, but we have to know what to do.

Being motivated in the wrong direction doesn’t get us very far in our business.

My first two years in network marketing were a disaster. I was motivated, had a great attitude, believed, had my “why,” set goals, and … I failed miserably.

We can’t become an airline pilot by reading Facebook posts and having a cheery attitude.

Becoming a doctor takes more than a vision board.

At some point, sooner rather than later, we have to learn how to do our job.

Where is a good place to start?

How about starting with a great first sentence that gets prospects to open their minds? Then, at least we have a chance.

Then we can grow our skills from that humble beginning.

Yes, we need motivation. But … we need more than motivation to get the job done.

Here is a humbling test we can give our team. Ask them, “Please write down, word-for-word, your best first sentence.”

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Once we know that our prospects fear change, we rethink our presentations.

First, we try to minimize the change to our prospects.
Second, we compare our new offer to something they already know.
Third, we make our change so attractive, prospects will want to change.

Do we do this when talking to prospects?

Sometimes.

In the future, we will consider this “change dilemma” before talking to our prospects.

My worthless sponsor would open a conversation with phrases such as: