When you measure your success you must measure all aspects of your gains in SFI. I have an Excel file in which I keep track of my growth and graph that progress.
In my file I have 4 tabs:
Tab 1: PSAs
Tab 2: CSAs
Tab 3: PRMs
Tab 4: My Financial Growth.
In the first three I put the number of people who join each month. With CSAs and PRMs the number remains very consistent. But with PSAs my numbers should be bigger each month, because it reflects the work of all my Affiliates, not just me.
These are the things I measure every month in my forth tab:
TCredits won and earned (based on the value stated scoreboard)
MRP Awarded and Won
Commissions
Earnings in TC from my sales
Value of CSAs as stated in scoreboard)
Savings on products won in PriceBenders
I track all these because this is my true growth. It also shows me where I need to put some extra work.
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When you measure your success you must measure all aspects of your gains in SFI. I have an Excel file in which I keep track of my growth and graph that progress.
In my file I have 4 tabs:
Tab 1: PSAs
Tab 2: CSAs
Tab 3: PRMs
Tab 4: My Financial Growth.
In the first three I put the number of people who join each month. With CSAs and PRMs the number remains very consistent. But with PSAs my numbers should be bigger each month, because it reflects the work
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