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Phrasing questions so that saying "no" makes the prospect feel irrational.

If a prospect likes the product but thinks you’re a "shady" salesperson, they won’t buy. If they love you but doubt the product’s effectiveness, the answer will still be "no." The First Four Seconds Way Of The Wolf

| Step | Name | Purpose | Example | |------|------|---------|---------| | 1 | | Create curiosity, set authority | “I’ve been helping CEOs like you fix cash flow – is a minute fair?” | | 2 | Problem Identification | Uncover their emotional pain | “What’s costing you sleep this quarter?” | | 3 | Agitate the Pain | Amplify consequences of inaction | “So if nothing changes, how does that affect your family time?” | | 4 | Solution Presentation | Link your offer to their exact words | “You said you need more leads without hiring – that’s exactly what our system does.” | | 5 | The Close | Assumptive, value-first, then price | “The investment is $2k – do you want to start Monday or Wednesday?” | Phrasing questions so that saying "no" makes the

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