People are typically commitment phobic, they like options and don't want to say no. They like being nice, does not make it right! A hard no is better than a maybe. It keeps both parties honest.
I missed your personal story that you shared with 1,500 people. I am sure it was hard and see it inspired a lot of people
really enjoyed this episode and your story of faith and the impact it has had on all areas of your business! What would you say is one of the best ways to get someone to say yes or no without it being annoying/pressuring/salesy?
Also fyi, the link for the frameworks didn't work. :)
People are typically commitment phobic, they like options and don't want to say no. They like being nice, does not make it right! A hard no is better than a maybe. It keeps both parties honest.
I missed your personal story that you shared with 1,500 people. I am sure it was hard and see it inspired a lot of people
will post the details of the personal story and video when it's available - it was an experience of a life time for sure. Talk soon G.
really enjoyed this episode and your story of faith and the impact it has had on all areas of your business! What would you say is one of the best ways to get someone to say yes or no without it being annoying/pressuring/salesy?
Also fyi, the link for the frameworks didn't work. :)
link for the framework fixed now - sorry about that - https://sangramvajre.com/frameworks/
we all have faith in something.... i know for sure where i can lean on for rest of my life and for my family.