What the Parable of the Car Can Teach Us
I have always loved cars—really nice cars. It didn’t matter what kind as long as it was a high-end make and model. It probably comes from my father. He grew up with very little and always wanted the finer things in life. So when he was able to afford it, he started buying those items that put a smile on his face. Our home always had nice vehicles in the garage, and so I guess looking back on my childhood, I knew what made a high-end vehicle worth the money and why someone would be willing to pay more to get it.
You know what it’s like to have a dream care in mind. What if you went to buy your own dream car today? You might walk into the dealership and see it in the showroom—the exact make and model you’ve scrimped and saved for. In fact, it’s the very color you want! You slide into the driver’s seat and wrap your hands around the steering wheel. Everything is perfect. Better than in your dreams. So that’s it; you get out and tell the salesperson that you want it right now. Cash. You pay, the salesperson hands you your keys, and with a smile you may never get rid of you put the key into the ignition and turn it.
Nothing happens.
You try again. Same result. You’re heart sinks. “What’s the matter with it?” you ask the salesperson. “Well,” the salesperson replies, “it doesn’t have an engine.”
What does this story about a glitzy car with no engine have to do with dietary supplements and personal care products? A lot. Too often, many of the supplements and products that are on the market today are fancy cars with no engines. They have beautiful packaging, marketing, and hype that make them look high-end. But once you buy and try, you find that they have no engine—no health-supporting ingredients in them, or not enough to really do anything beneficial for your body.
If you buy something, you want it to work. You would never recommend a product to a friend, family member, or acquaintance if you tried it and it didn’t work. Just like you wouldn’t buy a car without an engine, or recommend a dealer that tried to sell you a car without an engine. Sisel products have engines. And not just any engines. Souped up, high-revving, incredibly powerful engines that are powered by the best products that science and nature have to offer!
Hype is another way for people to get let down. People can get hyped about something and when they actually try it they are disappointed. What hypes me is when I share a Sisel product, and the people come back to me telling me how wonderful ti worked for them. I don’t need to hype it up to to get people to buy. I just share the facts. That is the problem that Companies have, they want to hype everything up just to see them in the hole in the future. Glad to be part of Sisel.
So many times I’ve had the keys and no engine. Sisel has the engine, not just any engine though; its highly efficient & everything that I imagined it could/would be.
I’d love to have the Tuttels at American Chopper make me
a SISEL Theme Motorcycle, like your car Aaron.
Bright Red with the SISEL Logo, I’d take it across the Country
Promoting the Awesome Business Opportunity and SISEL
Products.
The Tuttles would do a fantastic job on a Sisel bike, I would have to say go with Jr though as he is the one behind design. Chip Foose would make a Super Sisel car but from the looks of that car above, even Chip wouldn’t touch it, it is beautiful and perfect!!
Great comments! Please email me your Dist. ID and address for your special prize! drangel@siselinternational.com