Affiliate since: 01/07/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

Ask your downline if they would stop using e-mails if their e-mail service provider gets attacked? They may want to switch over to a more secure provider in case the current one cannot, through its words as well as deeds, reassure them of being strongly prepared to face such threats in the future. However, if they see that the service provider has stood by their side and has prevented any loss of their critical and confidential data, they must hold on. In fact, the thwarted attack should act as a reassurance to them that all their email data is in safe hands.

In the same way, the recent cyber-attacks on the SFI sites have proved it beyond doubt that all the SFI partners are in safe hands. Explain to the downline that the experience should be treated more as a reality check in which the SFI team has come out with flying colors.


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Ask your downline if they would stop using e-mails if their e-mail service provider gets attacked? They may want to switch over to a more secure provider in case the current one cannot, through its words as well as deeds, reassure them of being strongly prepared to face such threats in the future. However, if they see that the service provider has stood by their side and has prevented any loss of their critical and confidential data, they must hold on. In fact, the thwarted attack should act as a
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Affiliate since: 01/07/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

Let's weigh the pros and cons of joining now vis-a-vis the "missed opportunity" to join earlier, say 5 years or so ago... The "Cons" first -

(a) It may appear that those who joined earlier would have got more opportunities to earn though access to a new and wider marketplace.

- This is certainly not correct as the marketplace is too huge and still growing and would keep growing for decades to come.

(b) The jealousy factor... those at the top get the all cream through the efforts of those joining after or below them!

- Again, not correct. The level (EA, BTL, STL, GTL, PTL... and so on), defines the depth of one's access to his/her downlines for sharing the benefits. So, a relatively newer joinee who is able to maintain himself/herself at a higher level is likely to earn much more than those uplines who are at a lower level.

Now the "Pros" -

(a) Those who join later get a more stable and time-tested platform, more fine-tuned processes and a much wider range of products to sell and choose from, and so on.

(b) Those who join later also get the opportunity to learn and benefit from a longer chain of uplines.

(c) E-commerce is gaining a wider acceptability day-by-day, and ECAs can quickly access larger markets as compared to the earlier times when it was restricted to only the developed countries or at the most to a few big metros in the developing countries.

Going through the above carefully, you may find that the playing field is more favorable now than ever before.
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Let's weigh the pros and cons of joining now vis-a-vis the "missed opportunity" to join earlier, say 5 years or so ago... The "Cons" first -

(a) It may appear that those who joined earlier would have got more opportunities to earn though access to a new and wider marketplace.

- This is certainly not correct as the marketplace is too huge and still growing and would keep growing for decades to come.

(b) The jealousy factor... those at the top get
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