Affiliate since: 11/09/2012, Power Rank: 99999999

There is a long list of very important things I've learned in the past year. Probably, how to duplicate is one of them.
However, I want to single out one that is particularly important to me.

I learned to ask for help when I really need help.
There is no shame not to know! It is a shame to remain in the dark. So, don’t be afraid to ask.

And, it is surprising how many people here are willing to take the time, make the effort and selfless help to someone that never even met in their life! (And it's free.)

That's what I call an advantage! This is an advantage that is rarely seen.

Now, I apply that in all aspects of life.
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There is a long list of very important things I've learned in the past year. Probably, how to duplicate is one of them.
However, I want to single out one that is particularly important to me.

I learned to ask for help when I really need help.
There is no shame not to know! It is a shame to remain in the dark. So, don’t be afraid to ask.

And, it is surprising how many people here are willing to take the time, make the effort and selfless help to someone that never
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Affiliate since: 11/09/2012, Power Rank: 99999999

Well, you know, money talks. First, show him the money you've already earned.
When my husband saw the money, he asked me if my profit would be better if I invested more money and why I not do so. Also, he asked me whether he could work at SFI, and if I want to teach him.
In my experience, this is the best way.

Affiliate since: 11/09/2012, Power Rank: 99999999

Excellent question. And I have it set for myself.

I recently read:
“Ever wonder why you get so many NO answers? Some people tell you NO is a good thing! Go get 100 NO, they say. You're just getting closer to a YES.
What nitwit came up with this idea?

Picture this: all day long you've been flirting with your spouse. At night you take a bath, candles around the tub, soft music, perfect for romance. Some hugging, some kissing. And your spouse says NO!
GREAT! Just 99 more NO and you'll get lucky!
And some nitwit says NO is a good thing. Onward.”

I just wonder if this woman is right person for this man, if he chose well?
How to avoid so many “No's”?

I think it should be good to explore your target group. It is true, some will say "no", but why not reduced the number of those who say "no" to a minimum?
One should take into consideration criteria such as demographic, geographic. You should explore who are yours potential associates. You have to examine their needs, find out more about these people and their habits, where they buy, what they buy, how much time and money devoted to it, or how much time they spend on social networks, etc. Find and explore what's more important to know about them. And then, they should be given exactly what they want. Aim at the target!
SFI offers many possibilities. Someone will be happy to buy and someone will be happy to sell. Someone who understands that the Internet marketing is a powerful marketing tool for today's successful business will want to try just that. In SFI, everyone can find what suits him best.
Finally, what's the most important thing? Fasten your target audience for your brand by having them educated and informed about the reasons why the product you offer is exactly the thing what they need! SFI is a rich source of such information. Take advantage of SFI's potential to get as less "no" answers as possible.
IMPORTANT: Always be honest, clear and factual about what you offer and recommend.

No one likes "NO".

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Excellent question. And I have it set for myself.

I recently read:
“Ever wonder why you get so many NO answers? Some people tell you NO is a good thing! Go get 100 NO, they say. You're just getting closer to a YES.
What nitwit came up with this idea?

Picture this: all day long you've been flirting with your spouse. At night you take a bath, candles around the tub, soft music, perfect for romance. Some hugging, some kissing. And your spouse says NO!
GREAT! Just
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