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WHATEVER SHE CAN’T SHOW YOU IS THE REASON FOR CALL RELUCTANCE.
“Afraid of rejection” is garbage. Anyone who says that that is their reason, you can easily call their bluff by setting a tape recorder on a table and ask, “Invite me to come to your business meeting.” They can’t do it. Why? It’s not fear of rejection… tape recorders don’t reject you.
AFRAID OF REJECTION, OUT OF COMFORT ZONE, CALL RELUCTANCE, AND ANY OTHER FANCY PHRASE A PERSON CAN COME UP WITH IS ONLY A MASK TO COVER UP WHAT THEY DON’T KNOW HOW TO DO.
I DON’T CARE IF THE PERSON HAS BEEN IN SALES FOR 20 YEARS – IF THEY WON’T DO IT, IT’S BECAUSE THEY DON’T KNOW HOW.
Fear, fear of rejection, and/or call reluctance is
same animal – not being able to predict an outcome. That’s
basis of all fear. The person just simply can’t predict what will happen if they do something. If you go bungee jumping – it’s
inability to predict
outcome that causes fear. If you defuse bombs (my past profession) – it’s
inability to predict
outcome that causes fear.
I’ve seen this surface from some very unlikely people. There was a person who had seen a fair amount of success but was not able to reap
rewards from one of her business legs. The compensation plan required her to have 12 on her front line to earn on
depth of
organization.
When she first came into
business she had a friend with her and her friend saw
business at
same time. Her friend built a big business under her. So she had one very large organization. But she could only earn on one level deep.
When she had 12 on her front line she could earn 6 levels deep of
whole organization. But she couldn’t get
other 11 people. Everyone in
company (not just her downline) looked up to her because she had such a large business. But she couldn’t earn money on all
volume until she got those 11 people on her front line. She talked to me about it. She said she wasn’t making
calls because of “call reluctance.” I didn’t buy her excuse.
Don’t you buy your downline’s excuses –run them through
check sheet above and train them on whatever they can’t do.
Don’t you buy your own excuses – get trained.
With respect and admiration,
Tim Sales

Near the end of an 11-year tour with the US Navy Underwater Bomb Squad Team, Tim answered an ad in a newspaper that led him to his first and only network marketing company. Five years later his MLM income rose to over $150,000 per month with over 56,000 people in his group. His most noted contribution to the industry is the "Brilliant Compensation" presentation. Tim is also a teacher at the Network Marketing Certificate Seminar sponsored by the University of Illinois at Chicago.