Playing Mr. Nice Guy? 🫠

Mr. Nice Guy Syndrome

Being so nice with everything you share that everyone praises you, but no one buys.

Mr. Nice Guy Syndrome is not good because it gives you false dopamine.

False dopamine only lasts for seconds, but does nothing for your wallet.

You get nothing but:

“Great post!”

“Thanks for the tips”

“That was amazing”

On the contrary, when you try to make an offer you’re met with:

“I’ll be back when I give your cheat sheet a try”

“I’ll give this a go and come back when I sign my first client”

"Amazing tips, can't wait to use them before signing up"

Mr. Nice Guy gets nothing but a tap on the back.

Isn’t that frustrating?

My 10-year-old godson went on a Valentine’s date last month.

And what he did was eye-opening:

His crush thought they were friends.

But then he asked her to go to the cinema.

She said yes. So they moved on to the next step.

Cute ey? If she said no, he’d move on.

If he didn’t ask, he’d always be Mr. Nice Guy.

And not have his first ever crush hold his hand at the movies.

Similar to your followers who treat you as Mr. Nice Guy because you don’t invite them to work with you.

If you invite them daily, then you get a yes or a no.

If they say no - cool beans.

They’re not the right fit.

If they say yes - cool beans.

You print magic internet money.

Simple. Invite people to work with you daily.

That invite doesn’t have to be boiled down to perfection.

Just put it in front of people - frequently.

- Write a post.
- Fire up an email.
- Send a DM.
- Call someone up.
Anything works.

Daily.

At Modern Maker, within 3 days, we hop on a call and build an offer together.

So that we can put it in front of 2–3 people to validate. Why?

- We build an offer that slaps on a 1:1 call
- We invite people daily using The Inbound Maker System (without sales calls) to get validation
- We dial in the Modern Maker System on it so it sells more predictably
That’s all there is to it.

A game plan that disqualifies Mr. Nice Guy Syndrome because Modern Makers opt for efficiency not virality.

As Mr. Nice Guys chase cheap dopamine, Modern Makers invite people into their world daily.

Many will slap you with a “no”.

Cool beans.

Since Modern Makers don’t care for big audiences.

(3 people, $7,737 collected)

We look to work with a handful of people to make life changing money with.

I’ve got 3 more spots left inside Modern Maker so we can craft your offer and offer cadence together before we close the doors on Friday.

Reply “MAKER” and I’ll get you the details.

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