The first tip I give to my new PSAs is to not start too fast. Many new affiliates see the to-do list, and think it's a race to earn as many VP as possible, as fast as possible.
It isn't.
Many of the one-time actions are things that need to be worked through slowly, taking time to read and absorb the information. If you just speed read them, and then claim the VP, you are likely to miss out on important training.
I'm not suggesting that new affiliates shouldn't aim for the fast track bonus. That's quite easily achieved by doing the getting started actions that have a high VP value, and doesn't require rushing through the material. It's also, as many people have said in response to another question, something you only get one chance to achieve. However, once you have achieved that, I think it's important to slow down, take your time reading through the early training materials, and take plenty of breaks from SFI to allow yourself time to absorb the information.
That's the advice I give to my new PSAs. SFI is a real business, not a get-rich-quick scheme, and time taken to learn about the business early on will stand you in good stead later when it comes to building and supporting a team.
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The first tip I give to my new PSAs is to not start too fast. Many new affiliates see the to-do list, and think it's a race to earn as many VP as possible, as fast as possible.
It isn't.
Many of the one-time actions are things that need to be worked through slowly, taking time to read and absorb the information. If you just speed read them, and then claim the VP, you are likely to miss out on important training.
I'm not suggesting that new affiliates shouldn't aim
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