Regardless of what you’re selling, most everyone in business has heard it: “Sorry, I just can’t afford it right now.” No one likes hearing that. In some cases it might be true. In most, however, it’s not.
Dealing With “I Just Can’t Afford You”
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Made Hot by: Entrepreneurosaurus on July 17, 2012 11:33 pm
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Often when a person says they can't afford your product or service, what they are really saying is that your product or service just isn't a priority right now.
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