Well, it depends on your definition of success. What was your goal? If you did not reach it then yes you can say that you did not succeed even after 1 year in SFI.
Therefore, I would recommend you set your goal. Obviously your ultimate goal would be to make money with SFI. But break it down into steps. Start small, like reaching EA every month. Then develop the steps you need to do in order to reach that goal. Discuss with your sponsor AND co-sponsor. You have 2 people who can help you, therefore 2 potential ways of thinking. If both doesn't sit well with you, find a2a friends that can help. My own turning point is an advice from an a2a friend.
When you are comfortable you can reach your first goal with no problems, then set your next goal. Maybe 1 PSA every month. Again develop the required steps. Discuss. Get ideas. Read up.
Once you do this, before you know it, you've completed 5 small goals. Lo and behold, you will start to see money coming into your account for sure. Because if you are active with SFI, then you will see returns. It will be small returns at first. But that first amount you see will spur you on to make more next month, and the next, and the next.
Good luck in your second year.
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Well, it depends on your definition of success. What was your goal? If you did not reach it then yes you can say that you did not succeed even after 1 year in SFI.
Therefore, I would recommend you set your goal. Obviously your ultimate goal would be to make money with SFI. But break it down into steps. Start small, like reaching EA every month. Then develop the steps you need to do in order to reach that goal. Discuss with your sponsor AND co-sponsor. You have 2 people who can help you,
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