Without enumerating the many reasons why SFI rocks, there was one instance early on what made me realise that SFI is the real deal.
I joined SFI thru the Plug In Profit as it's one of the five programs that was recommended as part of an income stream.
So I joined all 5 programs without thinking, and to a technically challenged person such as I it was a huge mistake because I ended up more confused and overwhelmed as ever.
One program was like a pyramid, and needs $20 joining fee. One has to upgrade and pay a higher fee, if not, one will get passed over when a new person joins. Plus there was no product, except a blog.
I couldn't understand how the other programs work. But when I was studying SFI, something in it kept me from leaving. The marketing plan was simple enough, but there were just so many information on my homepage that also confused and overwhelmed me. For example, I couldn't understand how to do the Daily, Monthly and Weekly tasks. Simple enough if there was a helping hand from upline.
The Aha moment finally came after I reviewed the LaunchPad and my eyes caught sight of the "Important Notes" that says to just focus on the 4 actions in SFI Basics if feeling overwhelmed. Following this advice I soon found out how things work and soon I started to earn my VP.
I finally became EA after 6 months and when I received my first commission on the following month I was so excited at finally earning a commission on the Internet!
The amount was only $1.42 but at the time it looked more like $142.00!
So for me, the "IT" that made me realise that SFI is the real deal is my first commission.
SFI is IT!
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Without enumerating the many reasons why SFI rocks, there was one instance early on what made me realise that SFI is the real deal.
I joined SFI thru the Plug In Profit as it's one of the five programs that was recommended as part of an income stream.
So I joined all 5 programs without thinking, and to a technically challenged person such as I it was a huge mistake because I ended up more confused and overwhelmed as ever.
One program was like a pyramid, and needs
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