Neither do I trust people who act like they’re not selling anything.
Both cases are big red flags.
If you don’t have anything to sell then I (and many other people) will simply perceive you as not having anything worth to offer.
So why should I listen, much less trust you?
Whether that’s actually true or not doesn’t matter.
It’s the same as people who claim to be “experts” but then complain about posting content daily. If you don’t have something to say every single day—while there are other people out there who do—how do you expect people to believe your claims of being an expert?
In case people act like they’re not selling anything (but they are).
There simply has to be something wrong, bad, or shady about what they’re doing.
If you’ve got a good product. Something that can change people’s lives for the better. You’re confident in your abilities, and you know what you’re selling to people is worth every single penny.
Then why are you hiding it?
If anything, you should be shouting it off rooftops all the time. Making sure everyone knows about it and you get it into as many hands as humanly possible.
That’s the right thing to do.
So again.
I don’t trust people who have nothing to sell or act like they don’t have anything to sell—and probably neither should you.
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