Success is a result of our consistent effort to reach a fulfilling outcome based on
what we set ourselves to attain, be it money or fame. If the sole yardstick of succes is money and material wealth then we'd need to invest money so to speak, the only practical question here is how much one is willing and how much one can afford to put in. 'Am not saying that a large amount of money invested always gets the most profit otherwise the word loses or lost or bunkrupcy or liquidation and other synonyms wouldn't have existed. On the positive side there are successful entrepreneur who, because of their frugality, knows when and where and how to profitably put out their hard earned money, coupled with hardwork, perseverance, and creativity and other acquired or natural proprietary skills. Well i dont have those qualities ingrained in me so i try a not a little but harderly harder than anyone who already are equiped with those proprietary qualities.
What my observation is, with SFI is that we have the liberty to choose whether or not, and or when and where we invest our money. The way I look at it, the opportunity being offered by SFI is just and fair to instill to each member without exemption or exclusion that learnable proprietary skills and values. So it's a win to win with SFI. That's just my thought of it. Thank you, by the way for this thought provoking question. Much appreciated.
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Success is a result of our consistent effort to reach a fulfilling outcome based on
what we set ourselves to attain, be it money or fame. If the sole yardstick of succes is money and material wealth then we'd need to invest money so to speak, the only practical question here is how much one is willing and how much one can afford to put in. 'Am not saying that a large amount of money invested always gets the most profit otherwise the word loses or lost or bunkrupcy or liquidation and other ...more
