People Need Reminders

ByLisa Resnick

The Fear of ‘Bothering People’ Is Keeping You Stuck

Ever hesitate to send a follow-up email or post about your offer because you don’t want to “bother” people? Same. But here’s what I’ve learned: most people aren’t thinking about your business as much as you are.

They need reminders. They need to see your message multiple times before they act. Following up isn’t annoying—it’s necessary.

Action Step: Follow up with someone today. Whether it’s a lead, a past client, or a connection—send the message.

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