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Agree with the no budget reply
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Agree with the no budget reply

A reply to a no budget objection that agrees first, then asks for a low pressure look.

Updated · By Blake Emal

The toolkit's objection email, based on a Josh Braun framework, replies in the thread: sorry, that must have come across like a lot, then asks if they would be opposed to reviewing options for when budgets free up. Agreeing lowers the reader's guard, and asking about the future is easier than asking for a purchase now.

  1. Reply in the same thread
  2. Agree with the objection
  3. Explain why you thought the timing fit
  4. Ask for a no pressure look ahead
  5. Add a human PS

Page from the 30MPC and Lavender toolkit PDF, captured Oct 21, 2026 CT · 30 Minutes to President's Club

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