Real Homies Pay Full Price
Summary
- Good friends support each other by buying each other's products and giving genuine feedback.
- If you want to support an entrepreneur, buy their product and tell others about it.
- If the product is not good, be honest and provide constructive feedback.
- At the very least, if you can't pay, offer helpful feedback as your form of payment, but make sure to follow through with it.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a mindset where supporting friends or other entrepreneurs isn't about getting freebies but investing in their growth. Buy their products if you're able. This small step not only supports them financially but also builds your credibility as a genuine supporter. Think of it like planting a seed for a mutually beneficial relationship—people appreciate and remember those who back them.
A good way of doing this is to share your feedback. If you loved the product, tell others about it. Word of mouth is a powerful, no-cost way to help businesses grow. It’s like giving them a megaphone to reach more people without spending a dime.
Now, if the product isn't quite up to scratch, be honest. Offer constructive feedback. This feedback can be like a map guiding them toward improvement. Make sure your comments are specific, actionable, and kind. This approach helps your friend refine their offering without making them feel discouraged.
Lastly, if you can't purchase the product, your feedback can be your form of currency. Promise to provide it, and then follow through. Offering thoughtful, detailed feedback can be just as valuable as money. It shows you care enough to help them succeed, which is priceless. This way, you maintain integrity and support them effectively without needing to spend a dime.
