Affiliate since: 06/28/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

In my opinion, anxious-to-earn NOW affiliates and convincing them it takes time to develop a successful business are two different things. Everyone joins AFI for different reasons. Some may want quick cash and others actually want to build a long-lasting business that provides residual income indefinitely.

If an affiliate is anxious to earn money now, I would recommend that they upload some of their personal items that are in good condition but no longer needed and sell them. That would help them to achieve their goal of earning money now.

However, I would not fail to use the opportunity to talk to them about quick cash versus establishing long-term income and getting to know them as individuals and their personal long-term and immediate goals. Feed their spirit. Never stifle their desire to earn money, teach them how to meet immediate needs while building toward long-term goals (or establishing those long-term goals if they haven't done so already).
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In my opinion, anxious-to-earn NOW affiliates and convincing them it takes time to develop a successful business are two different things. Everyone joins AFI for different reasons. Some may want quick cash and others actually want to build a long-lasting business that provides residual income indefinitely.

If an affiliate is anxious to earn money now, I would recommend that they upload some of their personal items that are in good condition but no longer needed and sell them. That would
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Affiliate since: 06/28/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

What makes you persevere with SFI and not quit?

There are several things: my family, myself, and my future.

These 3 things may not seem important to anyone else and many will say they are a given, surely there is more. I joined SFI to be able to give more to my family, to allow me an opportunity to do more than just pay my bills and save for retirement. I wanted to have an opportunity to enjoy more to life than working. I wanted more quality and fun time with my family. Finally, I wanted to build a residual income for my retirement.

How do I keep this in the forefront of my mind?

I keep a list of my goals on my refrigerator, on my mirror, and at my desk at home. This list helps to remind me of why I do what I do. The list is simply a short bullet of those things that are most important in my life.

I also keep a quote on my mirror that says: To love what you do and feel that it matters, how could anything be more fun? -- Katharin Graham. To me, you have to love what you do and it has to matter to you (my 3 reasons) or it is just a burden. SFI makes it even more fun because I am increasing my knowledge, playing games, meeting new people, and I have the opportunity to help others by telling them how I found SFI and how SFI can help them achieve their goals...plus, I can help others find products they need or want.

There's nothing greater than finding a way to fulfill your goals while helping others achieve theirs...and that's what makes me persevere with SFI and not quit.

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What makes you persevere with SFI and not quit?

There are several things: my family, myself, and my future.

These 3 things may not seem important to anyone else and many will say they are a given, surely there is more. I joined SFI to be able to give more to my family, to allow me an opportunity to do more than just pay my bills and save for retirement. I wanted to have an opportunity to enjoy more to life than working. I wanted more quality and fun time with my family. Finally,
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