Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

You have a sponsor and hopefully he or she is guiding you. You can basically copy that guidance and do the same with your PSA's

If something comes up that your sponsor did not help you with you can ask him or her for help. If they can't help you you can ask your co-sponsor.

You can also ask the question in the forum or somebody might've already asked it and then you can read all the answers there.

You also have Ask Gery available to you if you get stuck and do yourself a favor - take a tour of the sitemap. You will learn so much there that you will have all the confidence in the world to be a great supporter.

Go back to your Launchpad lessons - you will find a lot of answers there. SFI is great because it gives you all the tools you need for free and you learn as you go. If you put in the effort and the time you will soon know a lot more than now. Don't doubt yourself - you will find a way to help and guide your PSA's while you learn too.

Good luck
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You have a sponsor and hopefully he or she is guiding you. You can basically copy that guidance and do the same with your PSA's

If something comes up that your sponsor did not help you with you can ask him or her for help. If they can't help you you can ask your co-sponsor.

You can also ask the question in the forum or somebody might've already asked it and then you can read all the answers there.

You also have Ask Gery available to you if you get stuck and do yourself
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Affiliate since: 05/05/2004, Power Rank: 314 | Read Robertson's 212 other Ask SC answers

Being new at SFI you still can make great headway and help out your new PSAs who need guidance.

The whole SFI business concept revolves around three areas of constant study and review namely START, SFI BASICS and LAUNCHPAD. These three areas summarises what you need to do at SFI to be successful. Emphasize this to your PSAs.

You really need not make things too complicated and overwhelm yourself and your PSAs. Just focus on these three areas for a start and you are ready to earn money.
Guide your PSAs into these three areas and they will be equipped with enough knowledge to do business.

Get yourself familiar with FAQs, visit the forum every day and read the answers at ASK SC. Tell your PSAs to do the same.

Communicate with your sponsor and upline. Get your PSAs to do the same.

The TO-DO List is very important. Go through all the tabs everyday and earn the versapoints.

Get your PSAs to watch the training video at START Tab. That also summarises what you really have to do to be successful at SFI.

Familiarise yourself with the VP Ledger and disseminate to your PSAs. The VP Ledger is a listing of all the actions you can take to earn versapoints and for increasing your payouts, perks Power Rankings in SFI.


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Being new at SFI you still can make great headway and help out your new PSAs who need guidance.

The whole SFI business concept revolves around three areas of constant study and review namely START, SFI BASICS and LAUNCHPAD. These three areas summarises what you need to do at SFI to be successful. Emphasize this to your PSAs.

You really need not make things too complicated and overwhelm yourself and your PSAs. Just focus on these three areas for a start and you are ready to earn
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

All are NEW when we join SFI for the first time!! Isn't it??

SFI provides us all with so much materials and trains us step by step - Systematically.

* START
* SFI BASICS
* LAUNCHPAD

These are the BUTTONS we see below our Profile in our Home Page.

Personally, I feel (I did too) before trying to gather VersaPoints quickly on joining, we should thoroughly go through the above, read them, understand them and then proceed with requisite actions.

We should keep referring to these quote often irrespective of the periods we remain with SFI & the Leadership position we hold.

Further FORUM is the best place to seek answers for any of our doubts/questions/clarifications, etc.


SFI Founder GERY is always around to guide us with his honest answers. Even when a particular question is not addressed to him, he answers if he feels it needs his intervention.


Support Team is available. We can raise questions & seek clarifications/solutions.

Up Line Leaders are available (including Sponsors) - We can discuss problems with them too!!

In short:

The means to guide us, are all available here. Its for us to make full use of them so that we can guide our new PSAs, grow together with them and succeed as a Team!!

:-)


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All are NEW when we join SFI for the first time!! Isn't it??

SFI provides us all with so much materials and trains us step by step - Systematically.

* START
* SFI BASICS
* LAUNCHPAD

These are the BUTTONS we see below our Profile in our Home Page.

Personally, I feel (I did too) before trying to gather VersaPoints quickly on joining, we should thoroughly go through the above, read them, understand them and then proceed with requisite actions.

We
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Being new doesn't have to be a handicap, as long as you don't pretend to be more experienced than you actually are.

Firstly, let your PSA know that you are also new and learning, but also that you have a huge team behind you with a vast wealth of experience, so you can always find out the answers to any questions they have.

Secondly, direct your PSA to the resources available at SFI. Encourage them to become familiar with Start, SFI Basics and LaunchPad, and also with the Marketing section.

Finally, when a PSA asks you something, and you don't know the answer, look on it as an opportunity to increase your own knowledge. Look for the answer on the SFI website, ask your upline, post on the forum, and if all else fails, contact support with the question. If it takes a while to find the answer, keep in contact with your PSA, and let them know you are working on it.

The most important thing is to be a great communicator, and to let your PSAs know you are always there for them, and you really want to help them succeed.
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Being new doesn't have to be a handicap, as long as you don't pretend to be more experienced than you actually are.

Firstly, let your PSA know that you are also new and learning, but also that you have a huge team behind you with a vast wealth of experience, so you can always find out the answers to any questions they have.

Secondly, direct your PSA to the resources available at SFI. Encourage them to become familiar with Start, SFI Basics and LaunchPad, and also with the Marketing
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Affiliate since: 11/25/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Harshita's 64 other Ask SC answers

In this case the best thing to do is read read and read.

. You should read more and more as you assist your team members.


. Incase you are not sure of something , be honest to your PSA and tell them that you ll get back to them once you get the solution.


. Incase you have doubts even after reading you may consult your sponsor or co-sponsor.


. The other way is to post in forum


. Ask A2A friends


. Also keep encouraging your PSAs and CSAs to read regularly, especially the launch pad lessons.

Initially you may face difficulties but with time everything will set right. To sum it all you need to spend time on reading and incase there are doubts take help from SFI friends. You ll need to be patient and positive.


Wishing you all the best in SFI and life. May you succeed and achieve your smart purpose. God bless you.


Regards.

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In this case the best thing to do is read read and read.

. You should read more and more as you assist your team members.


. Incase you are not sure of something , be honest to your PSA and tell them that you ll get back to them once you get the solution.


. Incase you have doubts even after reading you may consult your sponsor or co-sponsor.


. The other way is to post in forum


. Ask A2A friends


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Affiliate since: 08/17/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Predrag's 4 other Ask SC answers

You can help them in many ways. First of all, tell them that you yourself are new to the business so they know that even someone new to SFI can achieve success and that it's not hard at all. Show them all the steps you've taken to get yourself started.

Refer them to your upline. Even though you're their sponsor, that doesn't mean that your upline cannot help your PSAs. Your upline is usually more experienced and if they are willing to share their knowledge with your PSAs it benefits you, your PSA and even your upline.

Give them links to resources which are useful for marketing and SFI. Links which you yourself have used and which can teach them exactly what they need to do. There are tons of e-books, videos and other helpful tools out there, you need only point your PSAs in the right direction.
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You can help them in many ways. First of all, tell them that you yourself are new to the business so they know that even someone new to SFI can achieve success and that it's not hard at all. Show them all the steps you've taken to get yourself started.

Refer them to your upline. Even though you're their sponsor, that doesn't mean that your upline cannot help your PSAs. Your upline is usually more experienced and if they are willing to share their knowledge with your PSAs it benefits you,
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Affiliate since: 09/15/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ricardo's 1 other Ask SC answers

Hi - If you are new in SFI, the best way to guide a new PSA is to encourage him to open, read and do DAILY what are outlined in 3 basic guides of SFI:

1] the SFI BASICs TAB -- located at the top right hand corner of his affiliate center page.
2] the Launchpad TABS -- located at the top right hand corner of his affiliate center page.
3] the To-Do-List -- Located at the center of the page --

If he/she follows the instructions given in these guidelines, he should be very familiar with SFI within a month.

To avoid information overload, advise him/her to do it one-at a time daily. Don't try to learn everything in one or two days.

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Hi - If you are new in SFI, the best way to guide a new PSA is to encourage him to open, read and do DAILY what are outlined in 3 basic guides of SFI:

1] the SFI BASICs TAB -- located at the top right hand corner of his affiliate center page.
2] the Launchpad TABS -- located at the top right hand corner of his affiliate center page.
3] the To-Do-List -- Located at the center of the page --

If he/she follows the instructions given in these guidelines, he should be very
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Affiliate since: 08/29/2023, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Osaro's 206 other Ask SC answers

Some will advice that you get some maturity and ability before you start bringing kids to the world but will it be the case in this business, I do not think so. Though it is an advantage to have some experience in order to be able to guide your PSA appropriately, but the lack of it should not hinder you from building your down-line while you are still on the learning curve.

In this scenario its going to be like both you and your PSA are going to be learning at the same time, assuming your PSA has no experience also, but be a smart guy and accelerate your learning of this business so that you can be ahead of your PSA kind of, in order to be of some assistance.

You can also help your PSA in the following ways:

1. Be frank to let him know you are inexperienced and let him know the usefulness of your upline team members or you can facilitate his connection to the upline by contacting them on his behalf initially.

2. While you are learning, you need to also develop relationship with a2a members and give the link of those you think will be helpful to your PSA and also encourage him to look for a2a friends from his country who can assist him.

3. Make sure you direct him to all useful training materials you come across your self; at least if you have no experience you should try to dig out useful resources from SFI and else where and forward same to him.

4. Encourage your PSA (and yourself)to be a regular at the Forum where he can ask questions and get answers from experienced affiliates.

5. Show him the way to the Ask SC database, so that he (and you) can search for useful topics on SFI and marketing, in order to boost your understanding.

6. Make use of the Internet Income resources because it contains very useful information on how to build your business here: https://www.sfimg.com/Training/InternetIncome

7. There are a lot of helpful materials on the Training tab at your homepage; direct your PSA to each item on the tab

I can go on and on....... since you have no experience as a sponsor, you should not only direct and guide your PSA as mentioned above, also make do of the suggestions yourself in order to improve yourself as a sponsor.

Lastly, please never hesitate to praise your PSA occasionally as he forges ahead and also note that experience is not absolute because it never ends, so we are all still learners but on different level.


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Some will advice that you get some maturity and ability before you start bringing kids to the world but will it be the case in this business, I do not think so. Though it is an advantage to have some experience in order to be able to guide your PSA appropriately, but the lack of it should not hinder you from building your down-line while you are still on the learning curve.

In this scenario its going to be like both you and your PSA are going to be learning at the same time, assuming your
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Affiliate since: 07/13/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sarah's 3 other Ask SC answers

This is a great question, and one I have struggled with often as I build my SFI business. As someone who is still fairly new to SFI, I understand the steep learning curve my new PSAs are dealing with as they learn to navigate the website, learn how the business works, and begin generating income and building a team.

In my experience, I relied heavily on the training that the Getting Started To-Do list offered me, and I asked questions of my sponsor whenever I was confused. When my first team members came on board, I advised them to do the same thing- go through that Getting Started list, and come to me with any questions.

As I learned more- for instance, when I discovered the LaunchPad Lessons, I immediately passed that on to my team members. Now I recommend all my new team members go immediately to the To-Do list, and then to the LaunchPad Lessons, because it gives them all the knowledge they need to get started in a clear, concise manner that I could never duplicate trying to explain to them on my own!

I've also found that telling my new PSAs honestly about how I got started was helpful. I am also clear to tell them that I don't know it all, but that I can find out, or here is how I dealt with this myself. I try to speak with all my new PSAs immediately via chat, to assure them that I am here and willing to help. That initial chat has been very helpful, also, in overcoming some of their fears and help them connect with SFI- one of my PSAs thought he was talking to a computer, until I assured him I was actually a real person- the conversation went much better after that!

And of course, the biggest thing for a new sponsor to help THEIR new PSAs is to have a positive, can-do attitude! You did this, and they can, too!
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This is a great question, and one I have struggled with often as I build my SFI business. As someone who is still fairly new to SFI, I understand the steep learning curve my new PSAs are dealing with as they learn to navigate the website, learn how the business works, and begin generating income and building a team.

In my experience, I relied heavily on the training that the Getting Started To-Do list offered me, and I asked questions of my sponsor whenever I was confused. When my first
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Affiliate since: 11/09/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Smart's 49 other Ask SC answers

Hello Vilim Babic,

To help a new PSA who need guidance, you also need to know at least the fundamental of the SFI business model. I would suggest that you read/re-read the following to fully grasp the concepts.

https://www.sfimg.com/start
https://www.sfimg.com/SFIBasics
https://www.sfimg.com/LaunchPad
https://www.sfimg.com/Reference/CompPlan

Also recommend that your new PSA read, understand and apply the knowledge to his/her SFI business and since guidance is going to be a continuous process ask to know from the PSA which area(s) he/she is having challenges. With the challenging areas highlighted by your new PSA, go to the various resource listed below to fetch answers to guide your new PSA.

1. FORUM: Post any question at forum, within minutes experience members of the forum will provide solutions to issues raised in your post.

https://www.sfimg.com/forum

2. A2A: The affiliate to affiliate program provides with a collection of friends that you have made in SFI. These A2A friends are a valuable resource you can tap into to make inquiries about any aspect of your SFI business.

3. YOUR SPONSOR AND OTHER UPLINE LEADERS: SFI is structure in such a way that every affiliate has a sponsor, co-sponsor and upline leaders. The primary responsibilities of these leaders are to provide you with mentoring, support and motivation. You can help your new PSA by asking him/her to go to them for guidance.

4. ASK SC: Another powerful resource you can tap into to help your new PSA is the ASK SC. Over the years affiliates have provide answers to various questions posed by fellow SFI members on various issues and topics.

https://www.sfimg.com/Home?tab=ask_sc

5. SEARCH BAR: At the top right corner of your SFI homepage, on top of your affiliate photo, is the search bar. Type an inquiry into it and you get responds to to inquiries. You can use this to guide your new PSA.












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Hello Vilim Babic,

To help a new PSA who need guidance, you also need to know at least the fundamental of the SFI business model. I would suggest that you read/re-read the following to fully grasp the concepts.

https://www.sfimg.com/start
https://www.sfimg.com/SFIBasics
https://www.sfimg.com/LaunchPad
https://www.sfimg.com/Reference/CompPlan

Also recommend that your new PSA read, understand and apply the knowledge to his/her SFI business and since guidance
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