What should I say when sharing my business opportunity?

What to say when sharing your business opportunity?

I will soon be publishing my newest website which will have to do with teaching people how to make $100,000 in 12 months. As I'm doing the research and all that it takes to set this up, a lot of things go through my mind. Certainly, if one can earn 100K in 12 months, they could certainly earn a million. That is the mindset I'm sure that some of my readers are at. For others 100K in 12 months would be an increase of income and a launching pad to greater money and wealth. Further, if this income was created with less hours than it takes to do so (or less) when working for someone else, that of course is even better! But I digress, or maybe I'm just thinking out loud; hopefully either way it helps you some way.

Today I want to chat just a bit about sharing business opportunities. Part of creating a 100K (or more) income is having a business and truly the best "paying" businesses are those having to do with sales and building of those sales organizations.

When you share your business opportunity, obviously you need some finesse and confidence which comes with practice, rejection and time; but know that this is the way of everything in life. You've conquered it before when you made new friends, asked a girl for a date, got married, interveiwed for a job, etc. etc, and more etc. You didn't quit, you learned and moved on.

I am involved in many business opportunities, two that I'm currently building and seeking members to join my organization (and get my personal success training) is LegalShield, a prepaid legal service that everyone should have for obvious reasons, and Renatus Real Estate Training and Investing Partnerships. With Renautus, the start up tuition is less than similar things out there but if you ever wanted to buy a home for yourself, do some real estate investing, or even just learn the ins and outs of setting up any type of business the training is essential. I will share links at the end of this article if you want to check out either opportunity. I am telling all of this to you to get to this point...

Not everyone you share your business opportunity "sees" it, which of course is OK, but some (and this is rare) are downright rude and as one of my mentor's says, "They look like they were weaned on a pickle and baptized in lemon juice". Here's what you do with their contact information...
Throw it in the trash and say "next"! You can remain "friends" (at a distance) with them but don't be tempted to get back with them; they have disqualified themselves.

After you've been around a while, you'll see that if you offered someone a job for $100,000 a year with tons of benefits that some will turn it down. You could be in a gold mine and literately hand someone a gold nugget and they wouldn't believe you and the opportunity you are offering.

So don't let it get you down. There are many people looking for what you have, and are waiting for you to let them know that you have it. Keep up the good work!

In future posts I will share about sharing your business opportunity so be sure to sign up to be a "follower by email".

Make it a great day!
Terry

PS. Here are those links:

Get more information at my LegalShield site and if interested use my "contact me" at the top of the page.

Watch this free video about Renatus here.