Focus on These 3 Types of People

People often want to get results in the fastest way, and they asked me what types of people should they bring to our Mobile Number Profiling Zoom talks. They are:

1. People that Are Not on Fixed Salary, or people on fixed salary but now their job is at jeopardy. These people do not have a regular income, and COVID-19 simply made their little irregular income vanished overnight. So they are hungry and want to seek a part-time or even full-time income from a platform that is not affected by COVID-19.

We know we are in the business of helping people reduce uncertainties, and in such uncertain times, the demand for our services naturally increases. You can verify this fact with Teacher Li or talk to Stella Ouyong, our staff.

2. People that are already very much into Chinese things including Fengshui, Bazi, Yijing etc. For these people, mobile number profiling using Yijing principles is very in tune with their interests and they will sign up immediately.

3. People that trust, respect and like you a lot. They know that you must have good reason to change your mobile number after so many years, so they will follow your advice to take up our mobile number change package

When you are new, do not focus on thees 3 types of people:
1. People that know you for very long and they have a fixed opinion of you, good or bad. They cannot accept the fact that you now believe in such things. They will, in fact, advised you otherwise. Ignore these people. One way to test if they are really your friend or not is to simply ask them this question, "You know me for so long, do you think I would do things without study? If you are, then I am very disappointed"

2. People that are negative or bias against anything from China or Chinese things. They even detest Getai, 7th-month festivals, CNY etc.

3. People that have no money, they cannot even afford S$149 deposit.

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