So I had an unsubscribe last night.
Nothing out the ordinary apart from her reason
this particular person unsubscribe;
‘Your sales technique is too aggressive’
Is telling stories about peoples pain and speaking
the truth agressive?
Do my words make you feel like I’ve just mouth’d
off at you?
In a way I kind of feel a bit sorry for this lady
because she can’t empathise with other peoples
struggles because I doubt she’s been in a place
of discomfort and pain.
The pain of being over weight.
The pain of not having the confidence you once had.
The pain of not having the energy to keep up with
your kids.
The pain of not being looked at the some way by
your spouse.
These are real and happening right now.
Maybe to you?
See, pain is a big motivator.
And only when your pain gets to much to bear with
you begin to take action and start committing to
your goals.
Only then will you begin to create long lasting
change.
And it make perfect sense to exercise and eat
better because most of the pain people are in
right now is purely because of there size or
body shape.
But for some, they are addicted to pain, addicted
to failure, addicted to staying where they are,
even though they know it makes them miserable.
Sometimes all it takes is a coach to look at your
life from an ariel view and give you a completely
different outlook on how you see yourself.
I’m not a trainer that will pulls the wool over
your eyes and tell you everything is all fully
white rabbits because that a load of BS and I
can’t stand it.
We all have struggles to deal with.
Dreams to fullfil.
Body goals to achieve.
But when there is too much pain you can’t expand,
change and transform yourself.
Where there is pain, change is VERY hard until you
open up, except your reality and stop hiding
your head in the sand.
So reach out for help and help will come to you.
Take up this amazing opportunity as I know it will
be the best thing you do for your mind and body.
Come and meat my amazing team of ladies and me
the ‘agressive sales guy’
Jango Mango Tango
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