One way to define Success is measuring your by income versus your out-go. When you start any business, there is a time of negative cash flow. This is called being in the red. This can last for some time, even years in the brick and mortar world. Once you start actually making a profit or begin to be in the black, most would consider you a success. When that profit grows to the point that it covers some of your monthly bills, you have reached another level of success. When it covers your house payment and your living expenses, that is another level of success. I think you see where this is going.
At SFI, there is no brick and mortar to worry about. There is just a standing order that takes the place of rent and utilities. When you have recruited enough EA2 to get you to BTL each month with just the 100 VP per EA2 for supporting them, and when they are buying enough products that your Standing Order, which includes a S-Builder share so that your business will continue to grow, is paid for, you will be in profit. At that point, you have reached the first level of success. If you keep on and grow it, you will surely reach the other plateaus that I outlined above.
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One way to define Success is measuring your by income versus your out-go. When you start any business, there is a time of negative cash flow. This is called being in the red. This can last for some time, even years in the brick and mortar world. Once you start actually making a profit or begin to be in the black, most would consider you a success. When that profit grows to the point that it covers some of your monthly bills, you have reached another level of success. When it covers your house ...more
