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What to Say - Coaching Objection Handling Script (Money & Think About It)

Objections are information, not rejection. This script helps you explore the real concern beneath the surface and help the client make a clear decision โ€” either way. Free to use โ€” customize and start reading with our teleprompter in seconds.

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โ€” OBJECTION: "I need to think about it" โ€”

I completely respect that. Before you go, can I ask โ€” when you say you need to think about it, is it more that you're unclear on the fit, or is there something specific giving you pause?

[Listen. Don't jump in.]

[If unclear on fit:]
What would make it feel like a clear yes for you?

[If something specific:]
Tell me more about that. [Dig into the real concern.]

Here's what I'll offer: most people who say they need to think about it already know their answer โ€” they're just looking for permission. What does your gut say right now, in this moment?

[Pause. Let them speak.]


โ€” OBJECTION: "I can't afford it" โ€”

Thank you for being honest with me. Can I explore that a little?

When you say you can't afford it โ€” is it that the money genuinely isn't available, or is it that you're not sure the investment is worth it for you right now?

[Listen carefully โ€” these need different responses.]

[If genuinely not available:]
I hear you. I don't want you to go into financial stress โ€” that's not the foundation for good coaching work. Let me ask: is there a version of this that would be financially accessible? [Discuss payment options or lower-tier offer if available.]

[If not sure it's worth it:]
That's really honest, and I appreciate it. Let me ask you this: if [The specific outcome they said they wanted] happened in the next [Timeframe], what would that be worth to you? Financially, and personally?

[Pause. Let them calculate.]

The question isn't whether [Price] is a lot of money. The question is whether [Transformation] is worth [Price] to you right now.

What's true for you?