Partner business is for everyone! | Partner Work Methodology
There's a common misconception. When a partner works with a well-off person, he or she should offer to spend the money, i.e., to invest. And when communicating with someone who has no money, a partner should offer to earn money, i.e. invite to the partner program. But there are so many more options!
Partner business is an opportunity for everyone. And it should be offered to everyone! Here's why:
• A partner is a person just like others and their perception of people is subjective. He or she may misjudge other people's resources.
• The secret of partner business is not the initial scope of resources! Anyone can succeed in it, depending on how they take on the task.
For example, a partner communicates with a mother of two. And he thinks: well, she won't make it as an investor, she's got too much to spend for sure. Or: well, she won't succeed as a partner, she might not even have time for herself.
Wrong! A partner can't know in advance what a person will choose. It's up to each individual to decide what they want to do. So a partner's job is to consistently offer everyone the opportunity to earn money.
It may well be a mother of two who takes the opportunity because she wants to succeed and make her children's future better. Or it may well be that a man with few obligations to whom a partner addresses the offer in the first place will reject it. Even if this man already has the skill of promoting projects, right now he may decide he's better off like that. And a well-off person who has only been asked to invest will be interested in partner business and will succeed because he is looking right for a new business for self-fulfillment and recognition.
Don't be in the "all-seeing eye" position! And get right down to business wisely. Just talk about the partner program to everyone. Those who respond will shape your team, and with these people you will achieve results - with those interested in succeeding in partner business.
Getting down to business wisely is greatly helped by "Partner Work Methodology".
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