My greatest challenge is recruiting good, active PSAs. We may all know already a myriad of tools, channels, ways and techniques of getting people to sign up. The only thing here though is that what really sells and convince people to join and actively get involved is your wealth: how good is this thing working for you and how consistent are the benefits you are getting out of it. If they see you have something that they want (financial independence), the'll do what you told them you did to achieve that (sounds like duplication, huh?! :) ).
But this raises the question of how can one get even started. With a little investment, of course. A little investment of time and money in SFI. Time to learn the business, how the system works, what are the best ways that may work for you and give you cost effective benefits. Money to get and keep your status and earn you badges that speak for you (standing order that is). And you need to put to work your long term invested and constantly built friendships. Ask your friends to join you in this endeavor. Ask the ones who are close to you, who take your word for it, who can be convinced only by the simple fact that you are doing it. It's enough to get 2 or 3 in. Things will start rolling. In the meantime build you online presence and authority to the point where you get people to follow you.
What I said here above may take easily up to a year to build. But I think it's worth taking the plunge. This is what I am currently doing.
My greatest challenge is recruiting good, active PSAs. We may all know already a myriad of tools, channels, ways and techniques of getting people to sign up. The only thing here though is that what really sells and convince people to join and actively get involved is your wealth: how good is this thing working for you and how consistent are the benefits you are getting out of it. If they see you have something that they want (financial independence), the'll do what you told ...more
