Mobile Number Profiling

We have all heard of DISC, MBIT, VAK and Enneagram profiling, and sales trainers will teach you how to sell to different people based on such profiling. Such profile selling methods are effective, but they entail too much work and many people don't like to answer questions or want to be profiled.

Today let me share with you a newer and faster way of profiling: mobile number profiling.

This method does not require people to complete any questionnaires. In fact, people do not even know that they are being profiled.

This Mobile Number Profiling is based on old Yijing (or I-Ching) of Yin and Yang and the 5 Elements. Each digit represents different elements as follows:
1 = ridge water, 2 = earth soil, 3 = earthquake wood, 4 = obey wood, 5 = central soil, 6 = sky metal, 7 = exchange metal, 8 = cultivate soil, 9 = far-away fire and 0 = central soil

When we combine the digits, eg 12, the meaning can be positive or negative. A typical mobile number of 8 digits can have anything from 1 to 7 sets of digits, and they combined together will give rise to positive or negative energy. So I can just simply read your mobile number and know what type of person you are. I will then tailor-make my selling method to you. For example, you are a more careful and detailed person as you have Liusha numbers and I will be more detailed in my selling to you. You will feel happier because you know that I truly understand you and I truly serve your needs!

To know how to profile a person just by looking at his mobile number, plus get your mobile number read, come for our latest seminar:

Seminar: Power of Your Mobile Number (bilingual)
Date: Every Tuesday and Saturday
Time: 2.13 - 4.49 pm OR 7.13 - 9.49 pm
Online at Zoom.
Tickets: FREE for friends, others $294 (for first 27 people only)
To book your tickers, click bit.ly/yyde213 (day) or bit.ly/yyde713 (night) or text to Andy at 93672286 today!

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