Affiliate since: 01/31/2015, Power Rank: 99999999

If you are good in advertising, why not? It would be a waste if such talent is not fully utilised. Afterall, there are many ways this could be done with almost no or minimal investment. If you can afford to buy PSAs, then it is another sure way of getting your PSAs. Or, you could also buy T-credits and participate to win PSAs in PB auctions. So, it is not about which one is best or better compare to the other, but which one works and suits you well.

However, we must always keep in mind that in this business, it is not about having a big team. Success is not measured around how many PSAs you have and can afford to buy. You could probably afford to buy hundreds of PSAs but still ending up "NOT REALLY HAVING A TEAM". Rather, it is about how effective you are in building the team that you have. We can only progress and be successful by effectively building a team of PSAs that are ready to learn, make commitments and efforts and transforming all these into actions that will bring them success. They must also be ready to duplicate the efforts we have shown them. Our own success depends on how successful our team is.

So, get the PSAs in the best way you know and make use of SFI's proven system to build a successful team.

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If you are good in advertising, why not? It would be a waste if such talent is not fully utilised. Afterall, there are many ways this could be done with almost no or minimal investment. If you can afford to buy PSAs, then it is another sure way of getting your PSAs. Or, you could also buy T-credits and participate to win PSAs in PB auctions. So, it is not about which one is best or better compare to the other, but which one works and suits you well.

However, we must always keep in mind
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Affiliate since: 01/31/2015, Power Rank: 99999999

Hi,
The way you asked this question, I assumed that the affiliate (whether PSA or CSA), no matter how long he has been with the business, has tried his/her "best" effort, at least from his/her perspective.

We must first understand that we are in the business of "helping our affiliates" (PSA/CSA) to be successful so that we could be successful ourselves.In other words, we would only achieve success by helping our downlines to be successful. Thus, if any of my CSA/PSA ever come to me with such question, I would first ask myself if I had done enough in coaching, guiding or giving encouragement to him/her? As a leader, have I noticed the efforts he has been making and have I made efforts to ensure that he felt my presence? And most importantly, have I made him/her understand the concept of duplication and leveraging?

In this business, there is no secret. There are so many helps, such as the forum, which is so rich of information. There are tips and guidance on how affiliate could maintain at least EA status with minimal investment. So, if everything else fails, why not adopt such measures and see if things would improve?

As a last effort, there are no failure unless you quit and quitters never win. With that, the final decision rest with your affiliate but whatever decision he/she takes, you should have your peace knowing well that you have done your best.

Wish you success.


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Hi,
The way you asked this question, I assumed that the affiliate (whether PSA or CSA), no matter how long he has been with the business, has tried his/her "best" effort, at least from his/her perspective.

We must first understand that we are in the business of "helping our affiliates" (PSA/CSA) to be successful so that we could be successful ourselves.In other words, we would only achieve success by helping our downlines to be successful. Thus, if any of my CSA/PSA
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