In the transcription, the speaker discusses the importance of ensuring absolute certainty in the legitimacy of an investment program before enrolling. They emphasize that potential participants must overcome their uncertainties, which often stem from a lack of data supporting their beliefs about investment. The speaker asserts their experience with thousands of participants to reinforce the credibility of the program, contrasting this with the doubts of the individual contemplating enrollment.

Josh Lyons Sales

You would not enroll into a program that you didn't have absolute certainty was legitimate. Yes or no? Nobody would want to make this investment—and it is a significant investment—if they weren't of 100% certainty that this is an opportunity rather than a scam. 

So you can tell yourself as much as you want that you're willing to give me your credit card, but I'm the one that's welcomed tens of thousands of people through this program over the years, and you're the person that's not enrolled in any program. 

So your belief that you would just decide to give me your investment is, number one, incorrect, but also you have no data behind that belief. My point is simply that.

Opportunity vs Scam?

you would not enroll into a program that
you didn't have absolute certainty was
legitimate yes or no nobody would want
to make this investment and it is a
significant investment if they weren't
of 100% certainty that this is an
opportunity rather than a scam so you
can tell yourself as much as you want
that you're willing to give me your
credit card but I'm the one that's
welcomed tens of thousands of people
through this program over the years and
you're the person that's not enrolled in
any program so your belief that you
would just decide to give me your
investment is number one incorrect but
also you have no data behind that belief
my point is simply that

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Opportunity vs Scam?

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