This post is short and sweet, however, don’t overlook what I’m about to suggest to you.
In fact, make a commitment to yourself that you’ll do what I’m about to tell you since it doesn’t cost you any money to implement and just takes about 5 minutes of your time.
Here it is; wherever you go throughout your day, make it a point to talk to the owner or manager every single time and ask them how business is.
This can happen wherever you eat, stop by to get milk, the gas station you fill up at, virtually anywhere you’re already at.
There’s absolutely no going out of the way for this one which makes it completely easy to do.
You’re already there so you might as well ask them how their business is and then introduce yourself as a resource for them.
Obviously, they’re going to say business is good or business is a little slow right now. Whatever they say, continue the conversation by asking questions to hear more about their business.
Most business owners like talking about what they do so give them an opportunity to do that. You’ll be amazed at the information that you’ll uncover.
Next, based on what they told you, let them know you have some ideas to help them whether they’re already busy or not and let your ideas out. In fact, give people so much value that they’ll become interested in what you do.
Amazing, huh. It really is that simple… unless of course you CHOOSE to complicate it more but that’s a whole other story completely!






I am a firm believer that adding amazing value to anyone you come in contact with will open doors that no one can shut. So, its without saying that speaking for free to get offline clients makes complete sense.
I was thinking heavily today wondering what the biggest challenges that most offline consultants encounter when they are trying to start or grow their offline consulting businesses. At first, my mind wandered in every direction since there are potentially unlimited amounts of “reasons” why they aren’t making money.
If you’ve been in the online community for some time, then I don’t doubt you’ve heard the gurus talking about moving the free line. In fact, the term was made famous by Eben Pagan, who in my eyes, is one of the most brilliant and insightful business strategist (not just guru).
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