With the situation in most countries right now (economic meltdown), people are looking for ways to survive. People wants miracle ( a fast one at that).
When you introduce someone to SFI, at the back of their mind all they think is getting money in a few days or weeks. And we all know SFI is not like that, when they get to know, they get disappointed, and feel like quitting. Not because they don't believe in SFI, but because they think it takes time to get money here and its stressful so they feel bad and disappointed. Except for the few ones who have money to spend to get what they want in a few weeks, but unfortunately, you don't really get those who have money to spend, the most people you get are those people who want to survive and get money sharply.
How do you keep those from quitting when they feel like SFI is not for them because all they need is money as soon as possible.
Going back to your question, you can't really know who can be active at the long run, because at the first month, to get VPs are simple and free. But from the second month to eternity, they have to do some things to keep themselves in the race. Its from the second month, you know who is who, who won't give up, who will opt up and who will just stop.
Though you can help in giving them incentives and helping them with informations to keep them going. But you are never sure of who will be active and who will not.
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With the situation in most countries right now (economic meltdown), people are looking for ways to survive. People wants miracle ( a fast one at that).
When you introduce someone to SFI, at the back of their mind all they think is getting money in a few days or weeks. And we all know SFI is not like that, when they get to know, they get disappointed, and feel like quitting. Not because they don't believe in SFI, but because they think it takes time to get money here and its stressful so they
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