2015年8月11日火曜日

Why so many people lend him/her a helping hand? It is the reason of why people who attract others are good at asking someone for help.

"I'm quite busy now"




People who are good at making money talk shortly and move so fast.
So their business grows quickly. 
Naturally, they receive many offers and people around them call them "Busy person"

What should you do to involve them to your business to expand? 
If you work together with such people, you will find a point in common.

On first, what they say about "I'm busy" is different meaning from what ordinary people say same phrase. 
Specifically, they would say "I'm busy" to annoying person and they would say "I have time" to people who will be welcome.
On second, they are good at ask for something.

There are 3 reasons why people who are good at making money accept your offer. On first it is profitable for them. On second it is worth doing business with you. On third, they owe you something or they feel they want to lend you a helping hand.

Let's become good at asking to involve such "busy
person" to expand your business.

The reason people accept your offer -1-

"Definitely it is profit"

People who are good at making money know profitable business is opposite from beautiful and cool looking. Talk reality with your enthusiasm but lip service.

The reason people accept your offer -2-

"It is worth doing business with you"

In business, you can exchange your "practical value" as money. When you work hard earnestly for a big project, always some people support you.

The reason people accept your offer -3-

"They owe you one. They feel they want to help you for something"

If you look at the backstage diplomacy and the world economy, it is quite obvious that they look borrowing and lending and human relationship as important. Individual, company, nation, and world do for something because of "I did this to you before..." or "If the request comes from you, I will do it" but not legitimate claim and perfect theory.

Let's ask for something. Best wishes to you! by isso

Japanese(日本語)


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