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Could a simple oil merchant humble a mighty samurai? Years ago, in the heartland of feudal Japan, th

Could a simple oil merchant humble a mighty samurai? Years ago, in the heartland of feudal Japan, there lived a samurai whose reputation soared as high as Mount Fuji. Everyone in the village revered him, showering him with gifts, and bowed as he walked past. One day, amidst the usual crowd, he encountered an oil merchant who didn't extend a gift. Offended, the samurai confronted the merchant, expecting an apology, a token of respect. The merchant calmly explained, while everyone possesses unique talents, they all merit equal respect. He demonstrated his talent, pouring a jar of oil through a hole in a coin without spilling a drop. Intrigued and affronted, the samurai vowed to return with fellow samurais to punish this audacious merchant. Years later, he did return, but not in anger, rather, with an unexpected act. He bowed deeply before the merchant, paying his respects, much to the surprise of the village folk. Why this sudden change of heart, you may ask? It turned out, the samurai had been practising the art of oil pouring, only to realise its complexity. He had come to appreciate the merchant's unique talent, realising it was no lesser than his own swordsmanship. The moral of this tale is profound - we each possess a unique ability. It may not be wielding a sword or pouring oil flawlessly through a coin. It could be an idea, a vision, or a way of doing things that others haven't even thought of. Your unique ability is your power, your secret weapon in this competitive world. But the question is, are you aware of this power? Have you identified it, harnessed it, and allowed it to lead your path to success? Much like the samurai who recognized the merchant's talent, we should acknowledge and celebrate our unique abilities. Have you identified your unique ability, and if so, how have you used it in your business? Have courage, commit, and take action. P.S. Here’s some more ways I can help your funnel business grow. 1. Claim your 30 day free trial of the most powerful marketing, sales and content platform on the planet PLUS get my training, funnels and automations [included here](. 2. Buy the book [Sell Futures, Not Features](. It'll help you turn your products and services into compelling “must buy” items 3. Subscribe to the [YouTube channel]( 4. Watch our free training on [how to do $10,000 a month]( in recurring revenue selling funnel and agency services Copyright © 2024 Sell Your Service, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: michael@sellyourservice.co.uk Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [unsubscribe from this list.](

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