Secrets Of The Watermelon Man

[Chris Fischer]

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Today's Feature Article:

Secrets Of The Watermelon Man 
by John Colanzi

Have you ever heard the saying, "When the student's 
ready the master will appear?"

Well the opposite side of the coin is just as true.

If you've spent any time online, I'm sure you 
noticed that it's often hard to help marketers with 
less experience.

Their cups are already full and they know just enough 
to think they can make money their way.

You can either accept that fact, or loose a lot of 
time, expend a lot of energy and end up pulling all 
your hair out.

I like my hair, so I try to be patient and only work 
with marketers who are ready to listen.

I'm just getting too old to waste my time engaging 
in debate.

If you want to build an ezine, or grow a downline, 
you must accept the fact that only 5 or 10% of 
your contacts will ever do what it takes to succeed.

The watermelon man learned that the hard way.

There was an isolated village in the hills that had 
never seen a watermelon.

One day just out of town a watermelon began to grow.

Seeing watermelon, the town's people came to the 
conclusion that this odd looking green thing was some 
kind of monster.

It didn't take long for the message to spread that 
there was a monster lurking just out of town.

One day a stranger was traveling through town and 
hearing about this green monster, asked a few of the 
town's people to show him the monster.

When they reached the outskirts of town, he saw the 
watermelon and began laughing. Trying to dispel their 
fears, he ran up, cut open the watermelon and began 
to eat.

Aghast at what they'd just seen the villagers ran back 
to town and gathered reinforcements. They concluded 
the stranger was an even greater evil than the monster.

Fearing the stranger they stoned him to death.

A few months later another stranger came to town and 
after getting to know him the villagers told him the 
story of the monster and the evil creature who ate the 
monster.

Being an astute judge of human nature, the watermelon 
man devised a game plan. Each day he would go out 
to the watermelon and feign fear.

As time went on he coached the villagers into gradually 
going closer to the melon over time.

Eventually he helped them to get over their fears and 
break open and eat the watermelon.

He was smart enough to take his time and wait until 
the villagers were ready to conquer their false 
beliefs.

So if you truly want to help others, take a lesson 
from the watermelon man.

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