attract not pursue

Sales Nuggets

It’s Michele PW, Lisa’s personal copywriter and also your roving reporter at Lisa Sasevich’s SOLD OUT and LAST-EVER “Big Mission, Big Sales, Big Life” Event.

Last night was a special, closed-door session, where the 2 Lisa’s (Lisa Sasevich and Lisa Cherney, her Sassy Mastermind Training Director) shared their secrets to filling high-priced programs on the phone. And one of the keys to doing that is to stop pursuing your clients and start attracting them instead.

How do you do that? Check out this great little gem.

More later,

Michele PW

P.S. Wanna invite your friends and associates to the “backstage party?” Send them here so they can pick up their own pass — http://www.bigmissionbackstagepass.com

4 thoughts on “attract not pursue”

  1. I just love this tip on not being a pursuer. There is a great energy shift when you can stay committed but not attached! This simple concept has helped me greatly in my business. This make sure that my ideal clients come to me when they are ready. Love it, thanks for the reminder! greetings from Amsterdam ! x Daniella Rubinovitz

  2. Shifting that energy!! Woo HOO!! Committed but not attached is
    a blesson for EVERY area of our lives – it’s the COMMITTMENT that
    let’s the Universe and potential clients know that you are
    TOTALLY THERE for what ever shows up and will bring your BEST
    self to the table – ALL of it – No Back Doors! Not attached
    means you aren’t going to leak your own energy in pursuit. Like
    the beautiful SPIDER – she spins a web – and that is all –
    then the “food” comes to her! Just keep showing up and spinning!

    All love to you both – Amethyst

  3. @Amethyst, love the word “blesson” as a way to say blessed lesson 🙂

    What I got is being committed to the cause and its mission such that others are choosing us because our message resonates with them.

    Cherries ;-D Each Moment!

  4. Committed to giving them value and showing where they can get more, but not attached if they whether or not they take the step to get more. It may not be the right timing for them, and they may come back for more value at a later time, but even if they don’t, many others will. No need to get attached to making a sale to each person.

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