Affiliate since: 11/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

What a great question, a question I think we all have asked ourselves, especially
if we have a growing team with lots of PSAs and CSAs that are just not active.

It could be that they were looking for a "get rich quick" solution and we know that although
SFI is a solid and successful opportunity it takes time, commitment and dedication to be successful.

Another thought is that they get overwhelmed with all the reading that is required, if someone doesn't like to read they will definitely not want to pursue this opportunity.

Some maybe thought they could join, sit back and make money without
doing a single thing!

Some are really not serious about starting a home business,otherwise they would have
jumped in with both feet and got busy building a brighter future for themselves and their family.

I believe that the real reason is that they have no vision, they cannot see further than their present situation and they don't believe that it can change for them.

Because we don't know what is going on in these people's lives we can even assume that something has happened to them, such as illness, family issues that has taken them away from SFI for now. They just may come back in the future.

I'm sure there are other reasons but these are but a few.



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What a great question, a question I think we all have asked ourselves, especially
if we have a growing team with lots of PSAs and CSAs that are just not active.

It could be that they were looking for a "get rich quick" solution and we know that although
SFI is a solid and successful opportunity it takes time, commitment and dedication to be successful.

Another thought is that they get overwhelmed with all the reading that is required, if someone doesn't like
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Affiliate since: 11/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

I think we have all been faced with this issue, if not, you can be sure that
you will, so with that being said, I tell my PSAs instead of quitting (opting out),
which when opting out you are also removed from TripleClicks, you no longer
have access to the games and auctions as a member, I tell them
to just walk away from SFI for awhile, then come back and give it another
serious look. Too often the reason for wanting to quit is that they don't
really understand how SFI works.
Some come back within a few weeks, others may take a longer time and others
may never come back.
I am sure there are many other answers to this question, I am just giving what
has worked for me.
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I think we have all been faced with this issue, if not, you can be sure that
you will, so with that being said, I tell my PSAs instead of quitting (opting out),
which when opting out you are also removed from TripleClicks, you no longer
have access to the games and auctions as a member, I tell them
to just walk away from SFI for awhile, then come back and give it another
serious look. Too often the reason for wanting to quit is that they don't
really understand how
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Affiliate since: 11/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

That's a question I have asked myself several times. I have
had two different sponsors since signing up with SFI in 2013
and neither of them ever responded to my emails after several attempts.

One suggestion would be to call your sponsor if they have a phone
number listed or another suggestion would be to send a letter
if they have provided their physical mailing address, other then that,
you can receive great support at the forum, your upline and Gery.

Hope this helps you to see that you aren't alone. You really don't need a
sponsor with all the help available elsewhere.
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That's a question I have asked myself several times. I have
had two different sponsors since signing up with SFI in 2013
and neither of them ever responded to my emails after several attempts.

One suggestion would be to call your sponsor if they have a phone
number listed or another suggestion would be to send a letter
if they have provided their physical mailing address, other then that,
you can receive great support at the forum, your upline and Gery.

Hope
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Affiliate since: 11/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

Great question!

Using your MRPs to maintain EA status is a great way to use
them.

Depending on how many MRPs you have, you will be able to determine
how many TCredits you can purchase.

ONE TCredit takes 126 MRPs and it will give
you 102 VPs.

Figure out how many VPs you need to achieve or re-qualify
as EA then, purchase as many SINGLE TCredits needed to
achieve 1500 VPs.

EXAMPLE: 3 SINGLE TCredits would take 126 MRPs x 3 = 378 MRPs and would give you
102 VPs x 3 = 306 VPs

Go Make It Happen!!




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Great question!

Using your MRPs to maintain EA status is a great way to use
them.

Depending on how many MRPs you have, you will be able to determine
how many TCredits you can purchase.

ONE TCredit takes 126 MRPs and it will give
you 102 VPs.

Figure out how many VPs you need to achieve or re-qualify
as EA then, purchase as many SINGLE TCredits needed to
achieve 1500 VPs.

EXAMPLE: 3 SINGLE TCredits would take 126 MRPs
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Affiliate since: 11/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

This is a very good question, one that I have debated
in my own mind.

I believe if you push your PSA to go for Team Leader
too quickly, especially if they do not have a team below them,
they will become discouraged and quit all together.

If you encourage your PSA to remain an EA2 until they
have an active team, then they will see that you have
their best interest at heart.

Some PSAs, and I put myself in this category, have a
"go get it" mentality and will work as hard as they can to
go for team leader and maintain it since there are so many
more benefits to being a team leader.


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This is a very good question, one that I have debated
in my own mind.

I believe if you push your PSA to go for Team Leader
too quickly, especially if they do not have a team below them,
they will become discouraged and quit all together.

If you encourage your PSA to remain an EA2 until they
have an active team, then they will see that you have
their best interest at heart.

Some PSAs, and I put myself in this category, have a
"go
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Affiliate since: 11/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999

I am going to answer this question from my personal
experience.

I have joined many affiliate programs in the past
eight years of network marketing and to be honest,
SFI is the first affiliate program where I
look forward, every morning, to start completing
all of my daily, weekly and monthly activities.

SFI offers everything we need to succeed, there is
no need to look anywhere else, nothing compares!
So stop looking elsewhere and start working at building
your SFI business!
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I am going to answer this question from my personal
experience.

I have joined many affiliate programs in the past
eight years of network marketing and to be honest,
SFI is the first affiliate program where I
look forward, every morning, to start completing
all of my daily, weekly and monthly activities.

SFI offers everything we need to succeed, there is
no need to look anywhere else, nothing compares!
So stop looking elsewhere and start
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