I’ve been running a law of attraction style bit of scripting that goes something like the following:
“Abundance comes easily and flows through me. I always have enough to share. I attract gifts, generosity, generous clients.”
I would advise switching from asking for money, because I believe that’s scripting the manifestation of the state of wanting to receive, to stating the reality that you have money and not only do you have money, you always have enough to share.
I would also consider what the lesson of this state is. Demons kick your ass, as far as my research has told me, when they think you need to learn a lesson. So I would say the spirit of money is not quarrelling with you, it’s waiting for you to hand in your paper to grade.
I mean, the lesson here is obvious: learn to close. If the client is impressed, you’re just missing a step of rolling their ball into your court. You are attracting money, you’re just not locking it down. I think you need less entity work and more roleplaying closing clients until you can manipulate people into agreeing to go ahead with ease.
Assume the sale. Don’t ask people questions like, “so what do you think?” “would you like to book an appointment” or put any onus on them to have to schedule like “get back to me with these details if you want to go ahead.”
“Send me the details and we can get started” is better. Always be confidently moving towards a close of your sale, assuming that you are getting the sale, speaking positively and planting that into their mind.
But if you want to work with an entity for this rather than practice with a human, I think King Paimon is a great choice for learning people manipulation skills.
Yeah, that’s because you’re bad at closing. You’re leaving the close in your client’s hands.
When the client goes quiet, send them a reminder.
To prevent the client from going quiet, always end with a proactive call to action that prevents them from getting executive function fatigue. Always be leading. You are in control of getting the sale. They came to inquire to you because they want your service, and while some people won’t buy because you don’t have the service they want or the price they want, the only way you can get the research is by asking questions.
Quite frankly the market is rough right now but if people are inquiring and you’re not getting sales, it’s your skills at closing. That’s it. That’s the lesson. Learn to lead when you have an inquiry and guide people through the process of becoming your client, instead of waiting for them to take initiative and guide you into it. Because then you only end up with the most proactive clients, and those are rare.
I do genuinely believe the best entity I know of for learning people manipulation skills is the great King Paimon, but that what both of you two need to do is very mundane: roleplay closing sales with other humans until you truly understand the psychology of the close.
I attribute my incredible success rate at closing inquiries to my business to this practice.
The majority of inquiries I do not close on are because I didn’t want that client. If I get an inquiry, 90% of the time they buy my service. Because they’re a hot lead and I know how to roll them the rest of the way into going for it. Cold leads are a different story, and my success rate with cold leads is more like 1/10, but you both describe getting inquiries.
This is not a flaw of money-attracting entities. They’re attracting you potential money through the easiest window you have into your bank account.
This is about learning to manipulate people. You aren’t hooking the fish they sent your way. Why are they going quiet? You are failing to lead them into the close.
You two should practice with each other.