Stephen, thanks for this question.
I have only been with SFI for 5 months, so not a complete year. However, what I have learnt is for things to change in my life, I have to make those changes. I must focus on one aspect at a time, get to grips with it and not let anything or anybody distract me from achieving my goal.
When I first signed up with SFI, I had been investigating all sorts of ways of supplementing my current income. I was actually trying to get another program going, which was not getting me anywhere. A program that gives you access to filling in surveys, typing, transcribing reports etc. Sadly it did not yield a solitary cent. I had been excluded from the programs for geographical reasons – believe it or not.
In visiting some Traffic Exchanges I had signed up with SFI and just left it, not because I did not want to follow through with SFI but because my energy was so consumed with the data entry program which was actually not yielding a return at all. I put SFI on the backburner. Wow, do I regret that thought. I regret it since I had lost out on two covetous badges within the SFI business – FastTrack and the E365 challenge.
Working my SFI Business now, I am realising that I could have been in contention with both challenges. With 12,500 Total VP to my name to date (and counting), I am confident I would have still been in contention for the Class Champ badge in August this year. Alas, it is not to be. I missed the two opportunities to stay in the game (first 24hours to obtain the FastTrack Badge and second to re-qualify for the E365 Challenge if I had qualified BTL in my first 90 days).
I wish my Class mates all the success in the E365 Challenge and look forward to seeing who takes the honours in August this year.
I am now 100% focused on SFI and doing whatever it takes to make this business work. I certainly look forward to seeing how my affiliates take up the challenges and achieve their goals and dreams.
Here is to your success in SFI.
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Stephen, thanks for this question.
I have only been with SFI for 5 months, so not a complete year. However, what I have learnt is for things to change in my life, I have to make those changes. I must focus on one aspect at a time, get to grips with it and not let anything or anybody distract me from achieving my goal.
When I first signed up with SFI, I had been investigating all sorts of ways of supplementing my current income. I was actually trying to get another program
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