Bother People

ByLisa Resnick

The Fear of Bothering People Is Keeping You Stuck

Do you hesitate to send a follow-up or post about your offer because you don’t want to annoy people? Here’s the truth: most people aren’t thinking about your business as much as you are. They need reminders—multiple ones—before they act.

Following up isn’t bothering people; it’s serving them. It’s giving them another chance to say yes to something they were already curious about.

Action Step: Follow up with one lead or past client today.

 

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