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Learning it's true you are what you focus on...

by Jimmy Reilly
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After doing hundreds of sales in a matter of hours on a recent launch, I find myself getting bummed out by the whole 2 refund requests I have in my email box this morning.

Why is it so easy to forget about your success in the face of the smallest defeat?
#focus #learning #true
  • Profile picture of the author buddy7
    No worries, bro. Give it your best and keep your chin up. You're making it happen and making life better for hundreds of others. All the best, Buddy
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  • Profile picture of the author Mike McAleer
    when you get a refund request question the person as to why it didnt work... say you can help them out ...ask them to try a bit longer..
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    • Profile picture of the author Jimmy Reilly
      Originally Posted by FreshDomains View Post

      when you get a refund request question the person as to why it didnt work... say you can help them out ...ask them to try a bit longer..
      Here's the thing about refunds. Every request I get, and my refund rate is only about 1-2% are usually the most hilarious and ridiculous things you'll ever hear.

      One request asked for their money back simply because they needed the money. The product worked for them, they got results but they were tight on cash and really needed the whole $27 back.

      I've taken a different look at this whole thing, I'm taking it as a compliment. The fact that they are soo tight on money they had to ask for a refund on a product that worked for them, is the result of good copywriting. Tight on money but they still bought, seems I need a better stick letter or something.

      Change the way you look at things, what you look at changes. I suppose it's true and I need to take a lesson from Seligman's 'learned optimism' concept.

      I'm just rambling, figured everyone goes this little change in perception at some point.

      - Reilly
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  • Profile picture of the author JagSEO
    I think that is not a problem at all brother. Just don't give it back they have to learn to take some chances in life.
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