We all know that the Internet has revolutionized the greatest wealth transition moving from offline to online to an ecommerce marketplace we all have helped to create. Shouldn’t more people be able to share in the profits?
The Era of the Brand is now bypassed by the Era of the Consumer keenly looking for connection and community.
Do you wonder why some people succeed making money on the internet, some fail, and some never try? Why do some people think like early adaptors, others like pragmatists or conservatives, and a few remain as skeptics?
Is it because people hesitate or procrastinate without any kind of critical thinking analysis? It could be said that their past unconscious thoughts may be sabotaging their mindset against new breakthroughs.
Could this constriction or expansion of thoughts begin with perception of reality that precedes cognition as the understanding process?
Big Question #1: What’s your perception of the transformational changes in the ecommerce environment … past, current or future?
Ecommerce continues rapid growth driven by technological advances, mobile applications and global circumstances. Future marketing leaders have new technology to prioritize customers needs with the emerging consumer economy based on personal connections to the next big thing in ecommerce called Social Commerce.
Social commerce is different from ecommerce.
Ecommerce is a more general term for buying and selling over the internet, whether through a brand’s website, an app, or any other ecommerce platform.
Social commerce is a form of ecommerce that takes place directly on a social media platforms (Facebook, TikTok, Amazon, etc.) Consumers can buy and sell directly as an entire shopping experience, from discovery to payment, a matter of convenience and a personal sense of choice, connection and community.
Social commerce offers new opportunities for people to participate in the global economy as consumers, creators, influencers and sellers that results in a power shift from big to small; thereby, impacting every brand, retailer and platform business.
Big Question #2: How can you challenge your perceptions or beliefs?
Start with this Critical thinking Exercise
Critical thinking is an ability to question … to test previously held assumptions … to examine, interpret, evaluate, reason, and reflect and make informed decisions with justification.
As such, critical thinking can sometimes invigorate your mindset because you may not wish to return to original thinking unless you believe your present situations continue to serve you well.
Here’s the challenge:
Power of Achievement must move beyond Self-belief — who you are and what you know. But knowledge is useless if your unconscious beliefs obstruct you with no tangible reason other than an idea is new.
But do you know why? This was a Big Reveal to me!
Only 5% of the brain’s thoughts are focused on present reality and 95% is based on fixed programming and past behaviors.
Therefore, the biggest part of your success or lack of is based on your subconscious. Your success must be consistent with your unconscious beliefs.
However, this submerged wiring has been set for years. Most of us live our lives within these boundaries and rarely step out to meet a new idea on equal value. Blame it on neural circuitry.
How does your brain react to a new idea?
Do a simple exercise for yourself … draw a large outline of a brain
Now start with a 100 neurons as colored dots as connections making sense of a new idea.
5 Yellow — excited by New Idea
30 Orange — bias + opinion, can’t work, can’t do, know enough
25 Blue — skeptical, sounds strange, don’t need it, what’s the catch?
25 Red — not enough experience, too old, cost too much, too busy
15 Purple — status quo, what will others think, who else?
Just think, 95 neurons will obstruct and defeat a new idea with programmed thinking, conformity and status quo.
Only 5 of those neurons may get excited about the extraordinary potential of Social Commerce.
Only 5 neurons may wonder about how to structure a decentralized marketplace that can level the playing field for millions of individual creators, influencers and resellers who can earn money from a growing user base to reach potential massive markets.
They may not negate that social commerce has a worldwide revenue expected to reach $6.2 trillion by 2030.
Big Question #3 Do you want to learn more about this new social commerce ecosystem called Shoply?
First: Watch a Shoply snapshot for an overview how customers, affiliates, influencers, networkers, and vendors all are empowered to coexist as partnerships.
Second: Watch Shoply’s Journeys. Get answers to questions.
Third: Do some critical thinking. Decide to join at the Level you want.
Follow-Up: Listen to Shoply Snapshot Updates, Participate on Telegram, work with upline leaders, share information with others to see their interest levels. Keep it simple.
Of course, your regular neural circuitry may want to make this process more complicated than it needs to be.
The reality is ecommerce history is changing forever and it’s a rare privilege to be at the forefront to capitalize on such a global decentralized global marketplace as business owners and consumers.
It starts by activating 5 bright neurons who are curious about adaptation and survival on the internet.
Questions and comments are always welcome. Let’s talk about what you liked about the Shoply webinar and videos.
Mary Berukoff
amarie10@gmail.com
250 304 9710 PST
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