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Be truthful in the things that you're saying that are negative and the more true they are and the more damaging they are

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The more believable the thing that comes after the sentence

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Welcome to the game where we talk about how to get more customers how to make more

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Procustomer and how to keep them longer and the many failures and lessons we have learned along the way

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I hope you enjoy and subscribe

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What's going on everyone really pumped to tell you one of my strongest and most powerful

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Tactics in persuasion that allows you to use integrity to increase the trust in your prospects by owning all of your deficiencies with a single statement

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all right, so

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Many times if you're thinking about how you're selling someone the degree to which they will buy is directly correlated with how much they trust you

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Especially in a B2B scenario where if I said hey, if every dollar you give me you'll make ten back

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If I if someone truly believe that that every single person would buy for me right because there's no logical reason not to so

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Underpinning that is whether they believe me or not and that could be within the context whether they believe in themselves versus the system versus the world

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There's other sub beliefs there

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But fundamentally if those three things are aligned and they truly believe in their core then they're going to buy

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Which is the same reason that when you have a referral that gets on the phone with you

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It's so easy to close them because the person who referred them has already imbued you with trust

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They've already vouched for you and so the person comes in with sky high

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Trust and really just you just need to get out of their way so they can make the purchase and so I learned this tactic from M&amp;M in eight mile

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And you can see it at work and I'll give you a couple prominent examples

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But it's using the word but all right, and this is the concept of damaging admission which is probably my single favorite

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Technique to use in persuasion because it allows me to be even more honest than I otherwise

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Would be in a world of like charlatans where people are always making huge promises and making huge claims

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And never kind of being real and authentic with people you stick out like a sore thumb in a good way, right?

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And so let me give you a statement really quickly

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And then we're going to I'm going to show you how to how to reverse it in order to make it more persuasive

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So let's say I said

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I'm going to make you

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You're going to make a ton of money if you work with me, but it's going to be a ton of work

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There's going to be hundreds of hours of videos. You're going to have to go through

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There's five hours a day that you're going to have to spend

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You know to execute each of the things that I'm going to tell you to do right

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What happens is in that statement I directed your attention to all of the things that you're going to have to do right now

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If you notice it was positive statement, but negative statement now if you reverse these things and go

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Negative statement, but positive statement the butt acts as an amplifier for the second half. Let's try it on

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Listen if you sign out for gym launch or you sign up to work with me

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You're going to have to go through hundreds of hours of videos. You're going to have to take five hours a day

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You know to work and do these things

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But you're going to make more money than ever made in your life

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The thing is is that but and then the statement when I say something negative

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I was on a date for example, and I was trying to persuade a young lady, you know back in the day before I was married

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I might say something like listen

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You know, uh, sometimes I have a temper

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Um, I can be I can be short at times

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Uh, I don't have a ton of time to get dedicated to a relationship right now because my business is taking up majority of my time

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But I'm absolutely fantastic

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Right, if I said something like that the thing is is the more negatives

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I can say in the beginning the more believable the thing that I say right afterwards is right and so if I own all of my negatives

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Which is why I love this because be truthful in the things that you were saying that are negative and the more true

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They are and the more damaging they are

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The more believable the thing that comes after the sentence

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Real quick wise you guys already know that I don't run any ads on this and I don't sell anything

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And so the only ask that I can ever have in you guys is that you help me spread the words

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We cannot more entrepreneurs make more money feed their families make better products and have better

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Experiences for their employees and customers and the only way we do that is if you can rate and review and share this podcast

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So the single thing that I have to do is you can just leave review but take 10 seconds or one type of the thumb

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The absolute world to me and more importantly it may change the world for someone else

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All right, and so the way to use but because everything that happens here

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After the word but is amplified

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all right

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And everything

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That is before

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The word but is diminished

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So you have so the good thing is you can actually control

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Where your prospects attention is going. So this is where we're

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We're directing them. It's after the word but and so I do this sometimes

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You know the word because it's actually really similar to

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To this in a different way. I'll use it in another video

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If if I say something really horrible

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Trying to think of something else

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Let's see here. I'm really hard to live with

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I absolutely do know house chores

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Whatsoever but whatever I say right now is something that you're going to believe

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Right and so when you use this to your advantage

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And you weave this into your copy especially as you get closer to your call to actions people will believe you

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And fundamentally this is what will make your copy so much more persuasive right like for example

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Jim watch has tons of one-star reviews. We also have but we also have

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Thousands of five stars right and so the question is whether you want to eat at a restaurant that has four point seven

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You know stars with three thousand ratings or you would need it a place that has five stars with nineteen

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I would rather eat the four point four point seven star same thing which you buy on amazon right because the damaging admissions

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The reviews that are negative give credence the things that are positive

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So let me give you a really famous example

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That viagra had and some of you guys may know this commercial

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But it's literally it it crushed for them right some of you guys may remember that they had a warning label at the end of their

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advertisements that said

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Um if an over action lasts longer than four hours, you know must contact a medical

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You know professional right and so the beauty is there was a genuine risk right but in making the risk

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They amplified the power of the product every single guy heard that warning and was like I could have an erection for four hours

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Like sign me up right and so it would be like the same thing is saying like

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um

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You know warning

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You know when you sign up and start working with Jim watch you're gonna massively increase your tax burden

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All right, so like like we we are not liable for the amount of taxes that you're gonna have to pay as a result the amount of money

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We're gonna make right so it's it's the negative consequence of the positive that amplifies the believability of the statement

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If we're warning people that the extreme adverse effects of the of the of the result that we're promising in an extreme fashion

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Then it makes the the the underlying

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believability of whether or not they're going to achieve it seem assumed

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Right and then it makes the entire set of of sentences or the preceding argument

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more

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Persuasive right and believable and so ultimately um, this is one of my favorite

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Persuasion tactics

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And I love it because it's so based in integrity, right? You're just saying all of the things that someone is going to find out eventually

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You might as well use those things to increase the persuasiveness of your argument, right?

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And so I wanted to leave this with you. I hope you find it valuable

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Keeping awesome try it in your copy try it when you're presenting something in a sales presentation

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I guarantee you um, you will have a prospect who believes you much more and is more likely likely to buy so lots of love

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And I'll catch you on the flip side. Bye
