MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKERS IS THE NEW BUSINESS MARKET TO STRIVE IN

Except from J.Chin:

Imagine you paid $250 a ticket to an event.

You go there and sit down, one among maybe 100 or 200 people there.  There is a buzz in the air, people are curious about what they’ll hear.  Everyone is excited!

A man walks on stage wearing flip flops and torn sweatshirt and old sweat pants. 

He clearly needs to comb his hair and shave.

It doesn’t matter. You are there  to get motivated! Yes, you are sitting that close – because you paid for  VIP SEATING with $250, man!

Everyone calms down, stops squirming. The man is going to start. He says,

“Well here’s the deal, folks. Life is hard. It’s not fair. You can  work like a dog and make big dreams and chances are, you aren’t going to  succeed. In fact,you’d probably fail more often than you’d ever sniff  the tail end of any success. You may even go bankrupt trying.

Your family and friends will think you’ve gone nuts and some may  abandon you if they don’t commit you or try a group intervention. Your  only source of strength may very well be your stubborn belief that you  need to follow through with your crazy idea and maybe alcohol. Ask me how I know.

There is no magic bullet. There is no top 10 secrets to getting rich. Once you’ve solved your current problems you’ll be rewarded with a  whole new set of harder problems. There is no easy lunch. No free lunch.  No lady luck. No psychic who can tell you the winning lottery numbers.

That book I wrote? Well, that’s just my story and even I had to  embellish it a bit or else you wouldn’t want to buy it, it would be way  too boring. It’s all complicated. There are no easy answers. And  frankly, all these things you already know, so I might as well bid you  adieu right now.”

The man walks off. He has given you the cold hard truth.

Would you be happy for what you’ve gotten with your cold hard cash?

The reason why so many motivational speakers may appear to be (or  indeed are) frauds is because there is a strong demand from an audience  who want the illusion they sell. 

The truth is painful. 

No one wants to pay good money for Truth – they’re already living it.

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A lot of motivational speakers are out in the public today. They have the expertise to hook you up on they're well fabricated point of view and amazed you with reality of life which you already know. Why are they're so in demand? One reason I could probably share is that Motivation is a drive which we wanted to hear from someone rather on our own. We needed someone to confirm the truth. Entrepreneurs have seen the growth of deficit in this market and made a great strategy to fill in the demand. They've seen the path of success on this road, beware.