How many times that you hear "no" do you get discouraged?

Warren, you are who you are...great.

Sue and Shawn, solid information I need to see you around my questions more often...I never thought of the Angie's List type options...speaking of Angie I remembered when she first started I wrote about it as an example in one of my first questions.

The simple answer if you don't like hearing NO is don't ask! Share ideas and resources that let your potential associate ask themselves and you just need to follow through.

The best way to increase the number of positive reactions is to build a relationship with prospects. Answer any questions they may have. Giving Free useful information helps the prospects learn to know like and trust you. Make sure communication with them is free of hype. We have also given Angie's List memberships as a bonus to good customers as a reward. If you give gifts of good value people are impressed with your generosity.

Sherman, that is good...No it isn't! It's better than good!

Michael, love the name by the way...great advice! I hear no 93% of the time last I checked and loving it. So that should say something. Thank you.

If you are motivated to do something do not let anything or anyone discourage you. when you hear "no" from someone,it means that you went wrong somewhere.Try to see where you went wrong and correct it.If you correct each and every problem you have ,you will see that finally you are moving forward.