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Three Ways to Stop Creating Resistance
By Michael Oliver
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While I was observing a recent opportunity meeting, I noted three
things about the presentation that could be called "resistance creators."
Could you be doing something similar without realizing it?
First, the presenter included justifying statements such as "Network
marketing isn't what you think it is" and "It's not a pyramid scheme." He proceeded
to explain what he thought it was and why it wasn't a pyramid scheme.
He then continued to overcome some of the "perceived objections" that people supposedly
have about network marketing, such as its legality, etc.
The presentation also made comparing statements that included how the company "has the
best products... is the number one company in its field... has the
best compensation plan... etc."
At the end of this, one of the guests turned to me and said, "I didn't think
there was anything illegal about network marketing? And what's a pyramid scheme?"
"Also" He added, "I didn't know there were other companies doing the same
thing. I'd like to check them out."
I later discovered...
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