Exactly What To Say If Prospect Says "I'm Not Sure This Will Work For Me"

26 Aug 2025 · 11 min
10:52

Jeremy Miner breaks down what prospects really mean when they say "I'm not sure this will work for me." He pinpoints three causes: doubt in you, doubt in the product, or doubt in themselves. Then he shows the clarifying question to find out which one, and teaches reframes like flipping it back: "What would make it not work for you when it already works for others?"

Questions this video answers

(1) Doubt you can deliver; (2) Doubt about the product/service/solution; (3) Doubt about the prospect's own ability (self-doubt).

"Oh, inwiefern?" (roughly: "In what way?").

Examples cited: 2 hours per day (prospect estimate) vs. suggested 20–30 minutes per day; also 5–6 hours per week manual work that can be automated.

Two similar numbers are spoken: '48 46 372944' and later '48 46 73 22944' (inconsistent in transcript).

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