Which is better depends on your motivation for setting up a new business. Your answer to why you want the business and how it will fit into the rest of your plans will let you know which is better. Study the differences and see which will be best for you. Here are some comparisons.
Investment Risk:
Traditional businesses require a lot of upfront investment in time, money and energy.
There are taxes, fees, and other start up expenses that can eat up a lot of money, time and energy. There is no pay for learning time and money.
SFI's only investment at first is time mostly spent on learning. In SFI you earn while you learn. Second month and beyond, you have to invest some money to maintain EA, as little as $29.00. You don't even have to invest that if you keep doing the dailies and build up your downline. The reward for doing these can make your monthly costs rather quickly.
Convenience:
Traditional business requires that you leave your home, and open a business every day. Miss one day and your business suffers greatly.
SFI members work from wherever they happen to be as long as they have the equipment with them.
Equipment:
Traditional businesses require a place for the business equipped with the tools you need to run the business.
SFI requires an internet connection and computer, laptop, or some other way to access the program.
Training:
Traditional businesses require extensive training in many areas such as accounting, advertising, hiring employees, and education in how to do whatever you set the business up to accomplishment
SFI trains you in any area of internet marketing where you want to be involved. You have to develop a downline, but the training, inspiration, and every tool you need is easily found in SFI's library of information.
Employees:
Traditional businesses depend on having great employees, and finding great ones to hire can be both expensive and time consuming.Many employees don't reach the potential they appeared to have when hired and have to be trained, coddled or fired. All of this can be very expensive in both salaries and government fees.
SFI depends on your downline. Even though 90% of them don't do the job required you don't have near the expense, time, effort or personal investment in maintaining them. Building a list can be done for free if you are short of money.
Therefore, after studying all of the risks and advantages of both, which is better still comes down to passion, need and ability. You can use SFI to build up your ability and income for a traditional business if that is your passion.
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Which is better depends on your motivation for setting up a new business. Your answer to why you want the business and how it will fit into the rest of your plans will let you know which is better. Study the differences and see which will be best for you. Here are some comparisons.
Investment Risk:
Traditional businesses require a lot of upfront investment in time, money and energy.
There are taxes, fees, and other start up expenses that can eat up a lot of money, time and energy.
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