Hi Wendy-Ann!
The best way to maintain your SFI position and continue to support your team is:
1. Turn your Vacation mode "ON" to preserve your VP streak.
2. Send your entire team a Group Mailer before you leave, letting them know how long you will be away, and include as much general information as you can, to tide them over until you get back. This is especially important if you have active PSAs or CSAs who need special attention: in this case, try to anticipate as many of their individual needs as possible before you leave.
3. If some of your affiliates need help urgently while you are away, tell them to leave a comment on your latest stream post in the Team Talk section of the Stream tab. Explain to them that the Team Talk section is where you and your team can exchange information, share ideas and help each other out, so it's important to review it daily. These posts can only be seen by you and other members of your team. It is like a private mini forum.
4. Let your team know that, if you get the chance, you will be checking in to see if you have any messages, but not to expect an immediate answer, not because you have forgotten them, but because you may not have regular internet service where you are staying.
5. Make sure you have generated enough VP to maintain your position or rank before you leave by: a) setting up a Standing Order or, if you already have a Standing Order and still don't have enough VP; b) purchase something at TripleClicks with a VP value that will ensure you maintain your rank.
6. Once you have done all that, you can relax and enjoy your holiday! You deserve it for being such an awesome sponsor!
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Hi Wendy-Ann!
The best way to maintain your SFI position and continue to support your team is:
1. Turn your Vacation mode "ON" to preserve your VP streak.
2. Send your entire team a Group Mailer before you leave, letting them know how long you will be away, and include as much general information as you can, to tide them over until you get back. This is especially important if you have active PSAs or CSAs who need special attention: in this case, try to
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