๐Why won't my team do anything? Your prospect joins your business, and does NOTHING. Basically going into the witness protection program. Have you ever felt like that before? Most of us have.
The numbers say that for every 100 people on your team only about 3 to 7 are serious, and about 10 of those will even do anything at all to grow their business.
Instead of worrying about what the 90+ people are doing, try to focus on helping the 3 to 7 people who are actually working the business, and moving forward.
The select few non-producers, will never do anything, so stop trying trying to get them producing. It's not your fault! Continue working with the willing, and always try to find more who are willing.
Keep busy moving forward with your business if it's stagnant and build more depth.
It doesn't matter who you are, or what business you're involved with, just know that most of your team will do absolutely nothing, So don't beat yourself up about it, just accept it, and always be for the willing. For some unknown reason, people just like being a part of something. Lead by example, and inspire them with your actions!
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