The Worst Way to Convince People to do Keto

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Trying to convince your friends and family to try keto? Here’s how NOT to do it.

Timestamps
0:00 The worst way to convince people to do keto
0:27 Why people don’t try keto - a lack of awareness
1:27 What you should do
3:44 Need keto consulting?

In this video, we’re going to talk about the absolute worst way to convince people to do keto.

When you show someone the research and amazing results of keto, and they still don’t give it a chance, it feels hopeless. Why aren’t they willing to give it a try? Well, it’s often because they do not perceive that they have a problem to begin with. In their mind, they’re healthy!

You cannot invalidate them by telling them that they have a problem—this just doesn’t work.

I can only help people if they can perceive that they have a problem. You can gently push them in the right direction slowly over time.

Another reason why people do not try keto is that they don’t have a weight problem. Weight isn’t the only issue. Health is the primary focus of keto.

Find out if the person has a problem that they want to solve first. Then, you can introduce keto.

Never explain the diet. Instead, explain why it works.

The absolute best way to do this is to send them my videos and books. This gives them an opportunity to discover the keto diet on their own.

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Thanks for watching. I hope this helped enlighten you on the absolute worst way to convince people to do keto. I’ll see you in the next video.

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