Thousands of SFI affiliates are doing the same thing. How do you stand out from the crowd?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Be unique, be prompt in responding to your down-line and sometimes ,just send messages from your heart, not just cut and paste. Connect with your down-line, they will pick up on your genuineness and style of leadership. whatever you do, do it to your best and instill the same among your team. Then you will definitely stand out from the crowd.
Which is the best way to receive your SFI commissions (Payoneer, PayPal, check, etc.)?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Hi there. I personally prefer using my Payoneer debit card because it's convenient for me and the approach serves two functions for me : I can use the card to purchase whatever I choose for my personal use not just for my business e.g paying at a restaurant etc. But at the same time flashing it around when making payment or withdrawing cash draws some attention and gives me the opportunity to market TripleClicks and SFI. It boosts my morale. But then this issue is a personal choice. Your preferences maybe to use PayPal, so it'd actually up to an individual as to what they think works best for them.. all the best.
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Hi there. I personally prefer using my Payoneer debit card because it's convenient for me and the approach serves two functions for me : I can use the card to purchase whatever I choose for my personal use not just for my business e.g paying at a restaurant etc. But at the same time flashing it around when making payment or withdrawing cash draws some attention and gives me the opportunity to market TripleClicks and SFI. It boosts my morale. But then this issue is a personal choice. Your preferences
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I need a mentor. What's the best way to find a mentor for SFI?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Hi,
I believe your personal sponsor is your best mentor and coach as well as your Co- sponsor but if you feel that you dont quite connect with them or they dont offer much support when you need it, i believe you are free to approach anybody to be your mentor. You can find brilliant people with potential to mentor you from various SFI activities such the forum, a2a and ASC. Some of the answers provided by individuals at ASC shows that they have mastered the programme and checking out their profiles you can tell that they are successful in this business, enough to mentor, guide and coach you to be as good, if not better. But like everybody stated; SFI is the best programme that once you have grasped the concept, the basics and how it works; especially duplication you can be your own mentor. It takes commitment, determination and DESIRE to succeed.
All the best
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Hi,
I believe your personal sponsor is your best mentor and coach as well as your Co- sponsor but if you feel that you dont quite connect with them or they dont offer much support when you need it, i believe you are free to approach anybody to be your mentor. You can find brilliant people with potential to mentor you from various SFI activities such the forum, a2a and ASC. Some of the answers provided by individuals at ASC shows that they have mastered the programme and checking out their
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SFI represents multiple income earning opportunities. Should I focus on just one, some, or ALL?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
I believe that the various opportunities that exist are all worth exploring then in the process you will be able to identify where your niche lies and capitalise on that. This is all based on our individual potential, what may work for and which is my preference may not be effective for you. But in,a nutshell it wouldn't hurt to utilise a couple of strategies. And benefits from both. I see concentrating on one being at a disadvantage if it doesn't pay off for you. Then you might get discouraged. Yea specialisation is a good thing but so is multiple - approaches and strategies. So I would say use a couple and see which works best for you; after all,it wouldn't to try them all out and then track the performance. Good luck.
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I believe that the various opportunities that exist are all worth exploring then in the process you will be able to identify where your niche lies and capitalise on that. This is all based on our individual potential, what may work for and which is my preference may not be effective for you. But in,a nutshell it wouldn't hurt to utilise a couple of strategies. And benefits from both. I see concentrating on one being at a disadvantage if it doesn't pay off for you. Then you might get discouraged.
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Since SFI has been around for many years, is the playing field fair for someone who have just started in SFI like me?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Yes I believe that the playing field is fair because every month; whether a new or old member we all start from scratch with 0vps and have to all work our way up. That's fair to me. With commitment and determination you should be able to succeed. It all depends on your passion, if lacking in commitment and failing to do our daily activity that can result in less progression. Less work equates to less pay and more work, more advertising, more quality sign-ups and duplication can even make you succeed better(despite being new) than someone who has been with SFI but doing little work
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Yes I believe that the playing field is fair because every month; whether a new or old member we all start from scratch with 0vps and have to all work our way up. That's fair to me. With commitment and determination you should be able to succeed. It all depends on your passion, if lacking in commitment and failing to do our daily activity that can result in less progression. Less work equates to less pay and more work, more advertising, more quality sign-ups and duplication can even make you succeed
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What is the best way to convince my PSAs that they should set up a Standing Order?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
I believe that the information that SFI has provided on Standing order is convincing enough. My Sponsor didnt even have to try and convince me about having a standing order, because i saw the need of having it.Your PSAs who can afford it and are serious about making it in this business will eventually get a standing order without you trying to convince them. If you try doing that they might see you as someone who is trying too hard for their own selfish gains. So i would say let SFI do the convincing whilst you focus on train ing your PSAs on duplication. Unfortunately some of your PSAs may be having some financial constraints, so your trying to convince them will appear like a nag and become irritating because afterall they cannot afford it at the time.so they might even resent it.
All the best.
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I believe that the information that SFI has provided on Standing order is convincing enough. My Sponsor didnt even have to try and convince me about having a standing order, because i saw the need of having it.Your PSAs who can afford it and are serious about making it in this business will eventually get a standing order without you trying to convince them. If you try doing that they might see you as someone who is trying too hard for their own selfish gains. So i would say let SFI do the
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How do you choose a LocalPay provider that is efficient and reliable?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Hi. Good question. I believe that the ECA ranking and reviews given by previous customers can serve as your point of reference. Also the distance from your location can provide some kind of guidance e.g I believe that the supplier who is closest to your local area might be quicker in supplying you than the one who is furthest from where you are. Hope this helps. All the best.
How do you handle being rejected over and over again when presenting the SFI opportunity to others?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
I will Quote what President Gerry Carson Said to me recently; " Entrepreneurship is not for everybody". There are those who will be curious to know more and to affiliate as you tell them about SFI but there are also those who will not have an interest. How do you cop? Well try not to take it personally, see their lack of interest as just that and also consider the fact that there may not be ready at the time and move on to your other targets. Maybe some day when you do approach them again they will be receptive.
Also bare in mind that Some people will not automatically receive your idea the first time. But do not give up, and don't see it as a failure on your part; keep knocking on doors because some will be receptive whilst others will not. See it as a rejection of the business idea and not rejection of you as a person; if you can be able to separate the two, you will do just fine. Thats the way i am handling it.
Hope this helps a bit.
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I will Quote what President Gerry Carson Said to me recently; " Entrepreneurship is not for everybody". There are those who will be curious to know more and to affiliate as you tell them about SFI but there are also those who will not have an interest. How do you cop? Well try not to take it personally, see their lack of interest as just that and also consider the fact that there may not be ready at the time and move on to your other targets. Maybe some day when you do approach them
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Why do some affiliates find success with SFI in just weeks, while for others it takes months or years?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
I love this question;
We are unique individuals with differing perceptions and attitudes towards business.
Those who succeed within a short span are those who are intrinsically motivated; they are passionate, they aim high and dream big; as a result they are prepared to do what it takes to get to the top or get their business up and running; therefore they invest time and money when necessary to get the business off the ground.
- on the hand there are those who desire to achieve success in this business; but don't have financial resources to invest, as such it take a bit longer for them to get somewhere; the only thing they have is time investment; whilst within the same group are those who don't even have time to invest because of the nature of their regular jobs.
Within the same group however are those who despite having a bit of funds and time they are either not committed or are not yet confident about the business and are still learning and/or are skeptical.
The bottom line is that there are various contributory factors why some will succeed quickly than others.
All the best.
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I love this question;
We are unique individuals with differing perceptions and attitudes towards business.
Those who succeed within a short span are those who are intrinsically motivated; they are passionate, they aim high and dream big; as a result they are prepared to do what it takes to get to the top or get their business up and running; therefore they invest time and money when necessary to get the business off the ground.
- on the hand there are those who desire
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How do you set proper goals for yourself in SFI?
Affiliate since: 05/18/2013, Power Rank: 99999999
Hi Stephen,
Good question. I believe the goals you set should be realistic, smart and achievable.
Not too high nor too easy/low. When there are reasonable they become a driving force for you as you work hard daily to achieve them; if they are not realistic; or too high you will fail to achieve them every month; that will lead to frustration and you will get easily demotivated. This is why some people end up abandoning/giving up on the business. On the other hand if the goals are too easy to achieve its pointless as that will not require much effort on your part to attain them.
Every month adjust your target; If last month you had aimed to reach 500 on the country leaderboard and you only managed to reach 2000 despite having exerted yourself; then there are two things; either your were too ambitious or your goals were not realistic because there is no way that you can achieve being N0.500 (for example) if you currently are 55000 on the leaderboard.
Hope this makes sense. All the best.
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Hi Stephen,
Good question. I believe the goals you set should be realistic, smart and achievable.
Not too high nor too easy/low. When there are reasonable they become a driving force for you as you work hard daily to achieve them; if they are not realistic; or too high you will fail to achieve them every month; that will lead to frustration and you will get easily demotivated. This is why some people end up abandoning/giving up on the business. On the other hand if the goals are too easy
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