Consider the act of sharing the Basic Technique (BT) as bestowing a meaningful gift to your friend, partner. Like all gifts, its reception will vary depending on the recipient. While some might not appreciate or welcome the information, others can regard it as invaluable. Recognize that you may not always be able to predict in advance how your gift will be received.
When sharing this gift, you might approach it delicately, saying: “I’ve recently discovered something interesting I believe you might find beneficial. My intent is not to impose, but rather to share. I invite you to browse this website and delve into the rich information it holds. Take your time to reflect on it, and if any questions arise, I would be more than happy to discuss them. My personal journey of exploration has yielded significant insights, and I’ve truly valued what I learned.”
Start The Conversation
After some time, consider a follow-up conversation. Say something like, “A while back, I recommended a website to you. I was wondering if you had any questions or if there was anything you liked or found particularly interesting?”
Such an interaction might initially meet with skepticism from your friend, which is often a natural response to new information. However, there’s also a chance they might express gratitude for having been introduced to the Basic Technique. Remember your own discovery of this information – didn’t it fill you with a sense of appreciation?
For instance, consider two friends, Thomas and Alice. Thomas, having benefitted greatly from the Basic Technique, shares it with Alice who has been struggling with personal issues. Initially, Alice might be skeptical, but upon giving it a chance, she finds it truly transformative. Though uncertain initially, she ultimately expresses her gratitude to Thomas for sharing such invaluable information.
Therefore, sharing the Basic Technique can sometimes be a gift – a discovery potentially life-changing to others just as it was to you.