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mscharf said:You have to get "the bug". GET EXCITED and the people you call will feel it. I have been taking "5 minutes" each day to get on the phone. Now I am doing it a couple times a day, but I am booking a show on almost every call! Why wouldnt they want to book, I am offering the greatest deal in town There is no magic words, except PICK UP THE PHONE!!
pampered1224 said:Freddies, I know the feeling too! With being without a full time job and trying to find one, I goofed! I got so miserable with all the no's from that, that I am very unwilling to go after the no's with PC. I am sorry but you can only take so many no's! I AM SUCH A DOPE! PC could be my full time job but I am listening to everyone else and realized this last night. So, instead of waiting for something to happen, I decided I need to make something happen. Starting today in fact! I printed 25 fliers with the September and October Host Specials on them. I put them in 25 catalogs and put them in my tote. Yes, I will carry it! I am going to go to some of the neighbors homes as well as the little restaurant/bar on the corner with this info. I will also be taking the tote every where I go. I think I am finally sick to death of my own fears. Grab the bull by the horns and decide which is more important. Your financial well being or protecting your self from NO! or anything else anyone could say on the phone. It is not like they can reach through and shoot you ya know? All they can do is say NO! Now go get em!
One way to motivate yourself is to set a specific goal for the number of shows you want to book in a certain time frame. This can give you a sense of urgency and drive to reach your goal. Additionally, you can try breaking down the task of booking shows into smaller, more manageable steps to make it less overwhelming.
Start by reaching out to your existing customers and friends to see if they would be interested in hosting a show. You can also utilize social media and online groups to find new potential hosts. Don't be afraid to ask for help or advice from fellow consultants or your upline.
One way to prioritize booking shows is to schedule it into your daily or weekly routine. This could mean setting aside a specific time each day to reach out to potential hosts or dedicating a certain day of the week solely to booking shows. You can also try setting reminders or using a planner to keep track of your booking efforts.
Remember that rejection is a normal part of any sales job. Instead of focusing on the fear of rejection, try to focus on the benefits and joy that hosting a show can bring to your potential hosts. Also, keep in mind that the worst someone can say is no, and that's okay. Don't take it personally and move on to the next potential host.
Consider hosting a virtual show or a joint show with another consultant. You can also offer incentives or rewards for hosts who book a show within a certain time frame. Another idea is to reach out to local businesses or organizations to see if they would be interested in hosting a fundraiser show. Additionally, you can offer special discounts or promotions for hosting a show during a specific time period.