What most people don't understand about where the money comes from.
I learned something from Eric Louviere that most politicians will never know.
Most business people don't fully get this, and wage slaves never learn.
Money comes from other people's bank accounts.
Let's unpick this a bit because it's important to understand how and why they would give it to you.
People will always exchange money for time or value.
Damn, that's simple, isn't it?
When you offer them something more valuable than their money, they'll happily exchange the two.
When you save them time, they'll happily pay you for a portion of that time based on how they value theirs.
You're unlikely to convince someone who values their time at $40 per hour to pay you $200 to save them an hour.
But if you can save them 2-3 hours per day for weeks or months, that $200 looks more like a bargain, even if it's a monthly subscription.
Of course, you'll have to prove to them that they'll either save that money or make more than that with your offer.
It's the same when you offer a product.
The information or use of that product has to have a value greater than the investment.
That's why so many offers come with a big bundle of bonuses that claim they're worth ten times what you're paying for the main product.
Mostly, they're not.
It's just padding to plump up the perceived value.
I always ignore the bonuses.
If the main product doesn't stack up, I won't buy it.
You should do the same when buying and pay attention when selling.
Any bonus must add value to the use of the main product, not be there for price padding.
Regards,
Brent.
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