This is an excellent question.
SFI is so well structured and organized that is not easy to understand at first. Here is the great challenge that all we have in SFI. I think the first thing to do is put ourselves in the shoes of the new members and answer this question thinking from our own experience when we started. Let me tell you about my own experience. When I subscribed to SFI happened so quickly that I could not understand anything and is more not remember receiving any communication from my Sponsor and Co Sponsor giving me the welcoming. I was so confused that decided to leave. After a year I found again to SFI through a Web posting that said it was among the top 10 companies in the affiliate marketing. This last impacted me and awakening in me a burning desire to be protagonist and the rest is history.
This introduction leads to the following conclusion. You need to know what was the reason for the person to register in SFI. This will affect the arrangement in the sense of having to take the time to review, analyze and understand in its full context the nature of SFI. Understand that necessarily have to go through a learning curve that will not go beyond two months, of course after this time continue to enhance learning. Will be conscious not to reinvent the wheel to be successful because the tools used have been tested and work with tangible results, you just have to go step by step, following the recommendations of SFI and their upline to start: Start, SFI Basic and SFI Launchpad. You should take the time required for each phase. If we can clearly communicate this approach to the new members then it will avoid the temptation to learn everything fast and be overloaded of information, resulting in the abandonment of SFI, becoming in inactive members and being eliminated after a year.
I hope I have contributed something to my answer.
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This is an excellent question.
SFI is so well structured and organized that is not easy to understand at first. Here is the great challenge that all we have in SFI. I think the first thing to do is put ourselves in the shoes of the new members and answer this question thinking from our own experience when we started. Let me tell you about my own experience. When I subscribed to SFI happened so quickly that I could not understand anything and is more not remember receiving any communication
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