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chelynn
Okay, I have a booking June 30th with the SIL of one of my best friends who hosted my first ever cooking show. We'll call her Sue. Sue said she might possibly be interested in the business in the future--she does some work from home for another company that is restructuring and she doesn't know for sure what is going to happen with it. She has three children, two on summer break from school and a ten month old.
She lives a good hour and a half from my home, at least. I made my first coaching call and mentioned that I knew she might be interested, and that I would love to have her on my team. I told her that she would get all the bookings from her party if she decided to go for it.
I said, "It's great for you, because your business is already off to a great start with those bookings! And it's great for me because..." then I faltered just a little bit, but the gist of what I was trying to get across was that I wouldn't have to drive so far to do shows, that I could work with a great woman and she could do them!
Okay, so how would you have finished that sentence? What else should I say? Tips!!
She lives a good hour and a half from my home, at least. I made my first coaching call and mentioned that I knew she might be interested, and that I would love to have her on my team. I told her that she would get all the bookings from her party if she decided to go for it.
I said, "It's great for you, because your business is already off to a great start with those bookings! And it's great for me because..." then I faltered just a little bit, but the gist of what I was trying to get across was that I wouldn't have to drive so far to do shows, that I could work with a great woman and she could do them!
Okay, so how would you have finished that sentence? What else should I say? Tips!!
