Let me begin by saying -- I believe whether you are on our team or not, this is valuable information!
By inviting someone to join our team, you are opening your home to them. You are being hospitable. You are saying, "hey, you seem like someone who would really connect with the other girls on the team. Have you ever considered being a Beachbody Coach?"
One of the 3 basic business tasks we encourage all coaches to get the hang of is to INVITE friends and family to follow to our Challenge Groups or Coach team. Yep. It's that simple. Why are we so afraid to talk to people about what makes us happy?
Here are my TOP TIPS on inviting others to join this business:
When new coaches hear "invite" some tend to think it means to be a car salesman. That could not be farther than the truth. I just want to put things into perspective.Let's keep it simple.
Do you have a Facebook account?Do you know how to post? Do you know how to private message?
Those are 3 things and skills that you need to have in order to invite.
I want you to move beyond your self limiting belief and say "Okay, I do not want to be mediocre, I am not going to be average or middle class." Don't fill your mind with excuses. That's no way to start 2016. You are better than that!
The best way to feel balanced is just to start pedaling the bike. Just dive in!
Hear me out - follow our coach training. There are COUNTLESS resources and tools and templates and suggestions.
- "How can I be inspiring to others?"
- "Where can I have a more consistent look and style?"
- "How can I creatively share my progress and story?"
(3) You need to post pictures of your real life. With your family and kids, or with friends! That's going to be inspiring to people. And selfishly, I just like to look at them bc I like learning about new people!
(4) Practice using a tracker. Accountability is magical. I want you guys to SEE how you are doing the work. Go ahead and make it a habit to check off your 3 Vital Behaviors each day. Be teachable and be open minded!
(5) Your job is to plant seeds. Inviting is not scary. If you make a list of a hundred people just open up a conversation and be friendly! Just a "Hi, how are you?" will go a long way.
I can't tell you how many old and new friendships I've started by simply caring and messaging someone. It feels good to have someone ask about you. The joy of making someone feel special and significant cannot be fabricated.
Think about it... If you start a new conversation with 3 people a day, that's 3 people that could blossom into a life long friend (this has happened to me dozens of times.)
(6) If you are really teachable, you will notice all the tools and training you need is at your finger tips. I am not constantly creating NEW rules and ideas... I'm constantly recycling the same old tried & true training.
As you grow your team, you can easily mentor your new coaches too. Don't reinvent the wheel. Keep it simple and help them dive into the Coach Online Office training section. Guide yourself and them to the Leadership Ladder section. Viola.
SUMMARY: If you've been a coach for 2 seconds or 2 years, inviting folks to the cool stuff you have going on (challenge, sneak peeks, free groups, coach trainings) is a necessity.
Overcome any cold feet you have by simply PRACTICING. Take the 21 day #GridChallenge. Here is the link to download this Grid Tracker. Commit to 3 solid weeks (no skipping any days) of doing your 3 vital behaviors (personal development, product of the product & inviting).
CLICK HERE FOR THE #GRIDCHALLENGE
As you talk to people, ask about them. Catch up. Chat normally just like you would in person (meaning, give time space to respond. Don't word vomit). And since you listened and care, you now know they mentioned they want to _______ (feel more confident/make more $/be less stressed/lose weight).
And guess what? Just by being a friend, you've discovered something they need... and YOU have something that could help them. Aren't you then obligated to bring it up? I'd go as far as to say you'd be selfish of you knew they were hurting for a change but you kept this a secret.
Here are some more memories I've made with people I've invited (aka HELPED aka LOVED ON aka LISTENED TO) at some point... boy am I glad I did because they are wonderful and make me better! Remember, "inviting" is not a cuss word. Don't cringe. Don't avoid it. Figure it out!!
xoxo
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