When you deposit $1000 in the bank, you will definitely not receive a return on your investment for $5000.
This holds true for anything you wish to accomplish in your life, SFI is no exception. Here are a few common examples to illustrate my point.
- take a relationship where there are 2 persons involved. If 1 person does the "giving" all the time, it is bound to create an imbalance in the relationship and this will lead to failure;
- a university student taking a degree course is not going to get an Honors if he has not "given" his best by studying hard for his exams; he is bound to get lesser than he expected.
The same applies to SFI.
You can convert my examples to answer your affiliate. However, these are a few additional points that you may wish to add.
1. SFI is a long term business that requires patience, perseverance and commitment. You will not become rich overnight. You have already been given (a) an online business opportunity (b) two free websites (c) training materials (d) 24/7 support from Support and other Forum members (e) a chance to have your ECA store (f) no ultimatum to invest any amount other than what you are comfortable with.
This is what SFI is giving you.
2. How much time are you spending on SFI, building a team, recruiting PRMs, creating sales opportunities, buying from your own store, advertising and marketing. What are you "giving" to ensure that you have an active team under you?
The time you spend complaining should be converted into a positive attitude to learn about the concept of the business, analyse your results and be honest about them. This self reflection could help the affiliate realize that he has not given even half of what is expected to enable him to get anything out of SFI.
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When you deposit $1000 in the bank, you will definitely not receive a return on your investment for $5000.
This holds true for anything you wish to accomplish in your life, SFI is no exception. Here are a few common examples to illustrate my point.
- take a relationship where there are 2 persons involved. If 1 person does the "giving" all the time, it is bound to create an imbalance in the relationship and this will lead to failure;
- a university student
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