I have been very lucky in that I have a very responsive sponsor as well as co-sponsor.
In the case that one's sponsor is non-responsive, the first thing to do would be to gear up to be self reliant. This is not a difficult task with the quality of the training program that SFI brings to you.
SFI has many avenues that help out an affiliate.
I have learnt a lot from the following:
- The free training provided, especially the LaunchPad lessons.
- The Forum, where members come together to assist you very generously.
- The ASK SC question/answer sessions that give a lot of insight to the business and what you can do to make progress.
- My A2A friends, who provide a lot of inspiration and motivation when the going gets tough.
I would also look at this as a yardstick to measure myself when I start building my team and try to be a sponsor I would have wanted but never had.
So, in my opinion, having a non-responsive sponsor should, in no way, hinder your progress with SFI!
Wishing you every success!
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I have been very lucky in that I have a very responsive sponsor as well as co-sponsor.
In the case that one's sponsor is non-responsive, the first thing to do would be to gear up to be self reliant. This is not a difficult task with the quality of the training program that SFI brings to you.
SFI has many avenues that help out an affiliate.
I have learnt a lot from the following:
- The free training provided, especially the LaunchPad lessons.
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