Yes, being in tune with your inner beliefs outwardly manifesting in your actions can get great results. Conflict equals mixed results or negative results.

Jason’s success arises from this as well as his intelligence, hard work and sticking with a plan to always improve and maximize results.

The lady in the story will succeed or not due to many factors. Her inner & outer working together within her time frame. She has a plan (Jason’s product) and how she implements it and how well it is received by her customers will determine her success. She has a back up plan – the guaranteed refund / and perhaps some family or friend to lean on. She took a step and it was in the right direction toward her goal. How well her results turn out – only she can make that final call in determining its value. It could work out – hooray. It might not – bummer.

Sometimes it takes just one or, God forbid- more risks like this, in the right direction to finally push thru the fog of mixed conflicts & get the positive results you are after. Success takes many forms and have many levels at different times. And yes, pursuing success has a price – be it money or time or energy or…a home.

I noticed that some who replied to this post using the word “take’ or tried to predetermine the results would have declined her offer to buy. Would I have accepted her money – no. Success is not for cowards and it is also not for making important decisions under pressure especially when there is every opportunity to buy the produc at a later date when she is more stable financially. But I could be wrong, perhaps she works great under pressure and all will be fine in her particular case.

Postive wealth building or abundance manifestation needs congruency in all forms, your beliefs – your actions – your plan or model – your target market – and how you leverage or maintain that success in the time frame of your choice. It is also about giving & receiving responsibly that success do indeed prosper both ways for more success. That is life for responsible adults to risk and accept the consequences of one’s choice and actions and how to go on from there.

Jason, nice intro about the bugs and – making us think and to act.

+Faith

I believe you when you say you believe your training is a good use of this person’s last funds. I also know there is no way to know how this story will play out or how the purchase might pay out long term for either of you. It’s simply a choice, which may produce some result or consequence for either one or both of you or might also turn out to be entirely meaningless. Trying to label it “right” or “wrong” seems just another illusion game to me. She could always take advantage of your “strong money back guarantee” if she needs to make rent before realizing an ROI on your info, right? (Also, btw, wouldn’t you say there are other copywriting-sales reasons for such a guarantee — whether in addition to or in lieu of total confidence in your product?)

Personally? I probably wouldn’t have encouraged the sale, but that’s because her “should I do this?” question makes “doesn’t accept personal responsibility” and “energy vampire” alarms go off in my head. A major benefit of financial independence is being free to reject projects or people that don’t interest you for whatever reason.

So, I’d make a different choice, but the inspiration for it is unrelated to feeling unworthy of abundance and/or wealth. I do agree 100%, though, that some people struggle mightily with some “letting go” choices that are naturally associated with the “attracting to” process. Whether that’s “right” or “wrong,” however, I haven’t a clue.

Whilst you would undoubtedly be imparting valuable, cash-earning skills and knowledge, no purchase is without risk and few can be turned into cash within a short time frame. But you can always prove us wrong by following up with how she made back the money and some … Until the ROI is established, it’s all just guess work really.

Personally, I wouldn’t have done it. I once had a guy come to me saying that he was on the verge of bankruptcy and he wanted to spend his last few dollars with me to do some copywriting to start selling his product. When I looked at the product, I wasn’t convinced that it was a winner. Even if it was, I don’t think we could have turned things around quickly enough.

I declined the job on the basis that I didn’t want to cause him any further pain, or take his money when he was in a desperate place.

I play monopoly a lot. There is a dynamic to the game whereby if you don’t get yourself into a position where you’re able to make at least as much cash as the other players in the game, then you will inevitably go into decline and reach a position that you simply cannot recover.

I don’t know what you sold her, or how quickly it could have turned her business round or even whether she has a viable business. If you genuinely believed that she had all the pieces of the puzzle in place bar one, and what you were offering was the last piece and could turn her business round in 30 days, then fair play to you.

However, it’s my experience that most skills development happens over time and is more evolutionary than revolutionary.

Happy to be proved wrong!

Jane

If you are internally open to wealth flowing in your life (or anything else for that matter), then the external manifestation of that is bound to come. In fact, it is impossible for the external to NOT follow the internal.

Very eye opening and consciousness uplifting post. Thanks for that.

I will print and post this on the wall and read it everyday.

Yesterday I had a customer call for a tow from my home town to Salt Lake City in Northern Utah. I quoted her 60.00 hook up and 3.50 per towed mile to deliver her vehicle to her home, of course one of my drivers would do the tow.

Later in the afternoon she calls back and goes on about how she is helping a friend and is on a tight budget and wants to know if I will discount the tow. She then mentions that the vehicle is in parts and an engine needs to be loaded in the truck she is driving.

I gladly tell her that I can handle whatever needs to be done. She continues to go on and on about it for over 30 minutes and I am on my cell phone. I thought I had this tow landed, you know it’s about service.

Later in the afternoon I see the truck she needed towed headed past my Business on the competitions truck head to Salt Lake.

People order things and commit to things then back out of things. Not everyone is this way. Some find value in learning, still, some advance some do not.

I was not worried about the girl in your story because had she felt she needed money to pay her rent she would have not purchased.

If she changed her mind you would have simply refunded her money.

No Pain No Gain

Cheers,

Dirk