How many times have you heard that or thought it? Have you found that to be true? Did everyone you talked to want the product or not?

What if, like other products and services, it's really more like "different strokes for different folks"?

How do you find someone out there who IS a right one, like you were?

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Have you found this to be true for yourself?

Why would anyone tell a good, new prospect this? If it were really true, why do 90% plus of the people who sign up, cave?

Besides, whom do you actually attract when you say that? What do people who hear that expect they have to do to make it in the business?

While it may be true that cerebral brain power is not what one needs to make it big in networking, shouldn't we stop pretending that it's easy and anyone can do it? Otherwise, wouldn't EVERYONE be making it?

Want to see four other "worst things to say" to a good prospect? Here they are...

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