My crystal ball says that you've amassed massive amounts of assets over the years... and that you could reap rich rewards, if you were to leverage them...

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It's common - I used to say that, and maybe you do as well. But, how do you get into the room? 

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It can be a great idea to get more leads if you want to get more revenue and profit. Sure. But it can be an even greater idea to generate more profit from the buyers you already have...

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It's easy to fault the other person when they don't get it or they misunderstand you, but hold your horses:

When your message doesn't land, it's on you to read the signal as a sign that your messaging wasn't right. 

It's often a costly mistake to invest in growth, especially if you don't leverage your assets first. And your most valuable asset is your list of past buyers. There's money in that list, you know?

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Hearing 'no' is usually the thing we fear most, but actually... if you handle it right, it can be a great opportunity...

More fun, more rapport, more sales, when you seek to engage with buyers who share values with you...

Oh sure, you can pitch at people, and who knows... maybe you'll even get it right. 

But you can also ask questions that help you get your buyer, and guess what: then they'll tell you exactly what they want to hear. 

"Oh my buyers know where to find me, I don't want to be pushy". 

No, but then you're being a people-pleaser and that doesn't help anyone. You owe it to your buyers to help them make a decision.