Yes, as a matter of fact. Which is why the lie of idea growth and the expectations to do more then what you did last year are so outlandish.
If you sell something like a credit card or a big ticket item, most will not need another one for years of ever depending on the quality. Eventually you’ll run out of people to sell too, and numbers will go down unless a flux of new people come into the market. You can effectively shoot yourself in the foot by doing too well in a previous time period depending on the item.
And the only people that lose are the people that have to make those outlandish expectations.
Strange thought, but if they were successful with the signup program, shouldn’t they reach market saturation at some point?
Yes, as a matter of fact. Which is why the lie of idea growth and the expectations to do more then what you did last year are so outlandish.
If you sell something like a credit card or a big ticket item, most will not need another one for years of ever depending on the quality. Eventually you’ll run out of people to sell too, and numbers will go down unless a flux of new people come into the market. You can effectively shoot yourself in the foot by doing too well in a previous time period depending on the item.
And the only people that lose are the people that have to make those outlandish expectations.