Affiliate since: 06/30/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

There is no real barrier nowadays. Many people use and recommend google translate.
I would like to point out that my iPhone has an App iTranslate that will provide local script like Arabic, Mandarin and Japanese with an English text. In addition it can produce a spoken like sound.
Maybe not exactly prefect. A whole lot better than some translators.

Affiliate since: 06/30/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

I firmly believe everyone can build a business in SFI.

The main hurdle people have is themselves. They have so many things going on both within themselves and in there life. They have to sort out themselves first. Essentially they need to sort their as why. They need to have a clear purpose and a mindset to pursue that purpose and allow absolutely nothing to get in the way. Basically "Where there is a will there is a way." This idiom has been around in one from or another since 1640. Someone who wants a business has to endure just like this idiom. They must not let anything or anyone get in their way.
They must use every available resource to assist them.
So if you use SFI resources to the fullest I can almost guarantee you success.

To your success.
To everyone's success.
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I firmly believe everyone can build a business in SFI.

The main hurdle people have is themselves. They have so many things going on both within themselves and in there life. They have to sort out themselves first. Essentially they need to sort their as why. They need to have a clear purpose and a mindset to pursue that purpose and allow absolutely nothing to get in the way. Basically "Where there is a will there is a way." This idiom has been around in one from or another since
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Affiliate since: 06/30/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

The best way to promote SFI with a prospect is to establish a relationship with them.
One way to establish a relationship is to ask questions. The key questions to ask are those that revolve around why the person is where they are at. I would determine what the person wants. Where they want to go. Why they want a business. From their answers work out if SFI is a good fit for them. Sad fact is not everyone is ready for nor knows how handle themselves let alone engage in a business.

Good luck.
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The best way to promote SFI with a prospect is to establish a relationship with them.
One way to establish a relationship is to ask questions. The key questions to ask are those that revolve around why the person is where they are at. I would determine what the person wants. Where they want to go. Why they want a business. From their answers work out if SFI is a good fit for them. Sad fact is not everyone is ready for nor knows how handle themselves let alone engage in a business.

Good
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Affiliate since: 06/30/2014, Power Rank: 99999999

Honestly I believe it is not important to have a good sponsor or co-sponsor. I do believe it can be advantage.

In my case my sponsor has contacted me maybe ten times in the ten months I have been with SFI. He does not have English a a first language and has been unwilling to communicate for this reason. I only hear infrequently from my co-sponsor.
Their few communications has not stopped me from becoming a BTL and on three occasions a STL.
I am currently the first in my class. I am building a team. I have over 1000 affiliates and I earn some commissions. I regularly wins the Eager Zebra games, I have won Knockout Trivia 34 times. I have a SO in place. I have won some of the other prizes as well.

I may or may not have progressed quicker if I had the benefit of a good sponsor. I took nearly one month to get going. I joined on June 29th last year and missed out on the first rounds of E365. Once I discovered I could get a second chance I quickly became BTL. Also as a result of starting late my VP streak and EA streak is a bit short. Still my both VP streaks are 286 days and AE 9 months.

So while it is not important to have a good sponsor and co-sponsor it could be advantageous.

Throughout SFI you see the idiom :"Leaders are readers".

So adopt the motto, “If it’s to going be, it’s up to me.”. Just as I have done.
Accept responsibility for your own life and stop looking to others to be responsible for you.

Onwards Toward Freedom
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Honestly I believe it is not important to have a good sponsor or co-sponsor. I do believe it can be advantage.

In my case my sponsor has contacted me maybe ten times in the ten months I have been with SFI. He does not have English a a first language and has been unwilling to communicate for this reason. I only hear infrequently from my co-sponsor.
Their few communications has not stopped me from becoming a BTL and on three occasions a STL.
I am currently the first in my class.
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