Affiliate since: 10/10/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Randy's 29 other Ask SC answers

We have a saying that “honesty is the best policy”

Since you are both new in SFI and at the stage of learning and knowing everything about the business, better to tell to your PSAs that you can help and advice them for any queries that they have as long as you can.

You can also refer them to ASK SC for any answers for their questions. Tell them that there are lots of knowledge and information that they can find in this section. They can search by category for easy to find the answers that make their queries resolve.

Also you can refer them in SFI Forum to post their questions so that all affiliates specially Team leaders who are knowledgeable and having much more experience when it comes to SFI terms, tools, techniques, and advises can give their best support and solution to your PSAs’ inquiry.

Also refer them to your Upline Members for any support, answer or advise which you think that they can explain fully or knowledgeable to give the ideas that need by your PSAs.

The best advice, tell to your PSAs that read, read and read and if possible review information that they have read previously. They can contact also SFI support team for any questions.

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We have a saying that “honesty is the best policy”

Since you are both new in SFI and at the stage of learning and knowing everything about the business, better to tell to your PSAs that you can help and advice them for any queries that they have as long as you can.

You can also refer them to ASK SC for any answers for their questions. Tell them that there are lots of knowledge and information that they can find in this section. They can search by category for easy to find
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

SFI has many resources for you to support your PSA's.

1. Your sponsor - connect with him or her, ask questions, and if they are successful, do what they do.
2. Your upline - if your sponsor is not available, start moving up your upline. You will find someone there who will be more than happy to help you.
3. AskSC - right here are some great questions, like yours, and great answers, like mine!
4. Forums - Search the forums for answers. Browse the forums just to learn.
5. A2A - make friends, get connected, find an accountability partner.
6. Training - go through all of the training. Read everything you can find.
7. Make mistakes - don't be afraid to make a mistake, it means you are working and growing.

Thanks for the question.
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SFI has many resources for you to support your PSA's.

1. Your sponsor - connect with him or her, ask questions, and if they are successful, do what they do.
2. Your upline - if your sponsor is not available, start moving up your upline. You will find someone there who will be more than happy to help you.
3. AskSC - right here are some great questions, like yours, and great answers, like mine!
4. Forums - Search the forums for answers. Browse the forums just to learn.
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Affiliate since: 12/30/2020, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Rainne's 13 other Ask SC answers

Chances are we have all be in this position as a new member of the SFI family and for me it was an anxious feeling when new members of my team asked questions. I did not feel knowledgeable enough to answer their questions and yet if I did not answer I could lose a potentially good affiliate which would prove detrimental to both of us...so what was I to do in a case?

I did what a good sponsor should do; I went digging for the answers, I read tons upon tons of helpful information supplied by SFI, I asked my Upline for assistance, I asked support, I asked a2a friends, I found answers in the Forum and yes I found answers here on ASK SC. There will be questions asked of you as a new affiliate that you will not be able to answer right away because of the lack of knowledge but the good news is the answers are here. There is no shame in telling your PSA that will check into the matter and get back with them; ensure that you follow-up with an answer to their question. This in itself will establish credibility with your team and will cause you to feel good as well.

Having stated the above we can see how important the gaining of KNOWLEDGE is; therefore as a new affiliate your number one mission is to read and understand all you possibly can about SFI. The more you know the more you grow and as you take in this vital knowledge your fears of not knowing how to answer questions posed by new team members will greatly decrease. In turn instruct and encourage new members to do the same. Enable them by showing them how to find answers to questions and the importance of reading the Launchpad lessons, Rules of Success and other helpful information. Doing these things will cause your organization to flourish due to your fine Sponsoring and the outstanding example you set as a Leader.


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Chances are we have all be in this position as a new member of the SFI family and for me it was an anxious feeling when new members of my team asked questions. I did not feel knowledgeable enough to answer their questions and yet if I did not answer I could lose a potentially good affiliate which would prove detrimental to both of us...so what was I to do in a case?

I did what a good sponsor should do; I went digging for the answers, I read tons upon tons of helpful information supplied
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Affiliate since: 06/11/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Brandon's 23 other Ask SC answers

I am in this boat right now as well. At first, I got a few CSAs and thought "how am I supposed to help them when we signed up the same day? We are learning the same things."

What I did was I got ahead. I got the Fast Track Badge, and even achieved EA status the first day. I read and I re-read. I took as much time as I could in the first day and the first week to learn all that I could.

This allowed me to answer any questions my CSAs might have had and give advice as to where they should start as well. Knowing what you are doing is the first step, then the rest is just passing on the information, or duplicating what you achieved by helping your CSAs. If they see you are excited and motivated to go far, they are likely to follow.

Don't worry if you don't know the answers immediately. Chances are you can find the answer somewhere in this amazing site, or you can contact any member of your up line for help. Let your CSA know that you will find the answer for them. Let them know they are not alone.
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I am in this boat right now as well. At first, I got a few CSAs and thought "how am I supposed to help them when we signed up the same day? We are learning the same things."

What I did was I got ahead. I got the Fast Track Badge, and even achieved EA status the first day. I read and I re-read. I took as much time as I could in the first day and the first week to learn all that I could.

This allowed me to answer any questions my CSAs might have had and give advice as
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Affiliate since: 11/08/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Johnny's 264 other Ask SC answers

Well in my opinion let’s not reinvent the wheel but instead to make use of all the available resources available at the SFI website to tap on it to leverage and propel your PSA to success and start out on a right note.
Some of the stuff will be :
1)have them watch the SFI getting started Video
2)go and read up the to do list especially on the tips and do the daily launch pad for 30 days (encourage them to print out for future reference)
3) tap on ASK SC and go thru the various sections to what interest and matters most to them to learn from those who have walked the walk.
4)contacting your sponsor or Co sponsor for advice and tips
5) look under https://www.sfimg.com/Training/ where you will be able to find a library of info on the various need to know stuff to succeeding with SFI.
All the best and God bless


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Well in my opinion let’s not reinvent the wheel but instead to make use of all the available resources available at the SFI website to tap on it to leverage and propel your PSA to success and start out on a right note.
Some of the stuff will be :
1)have them watch the SFI getting started Video
2)go and read up the to do list especially on the tips and do the daily launch pad for 30 days (encourage them to print out for future reference)
3) tap on ASK SC and go thru the various
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Affiliate since: 04/23/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Rosafilipina's 109 other Ask SC answers

Everybody did receive a warm greeting from their sponsor, saying that business with SFI is simple just focus on the Basics and LaunchPad.

To be a good sponsor we need to learn how to duplicate our upline and we were asked to submit a welcome greeting to our incoming sponsor affiliates. Since we are new, I followed and copied the package welcome greeting.

As I go along with my business in SFI, I realized that I made a mistake copying the welcome greeting and kept on revising my welcome greeting.

Why? These are the comments I received from my personal sponsor and co-sponsor affiliates:

1. "Wow, I got many messages and articles to read before I can start. I need to buy a new eyeglass before I would be able to start my business."

2. "I do not know where to locate the VP Ledger you are referring to."

From these comments, I realized that my welcome greeting should contain a procedure on how to start and how to be an Executive Affiliate within 24 hours without making a purchase and would be awarded if they would do so.

I further asked my personal sponsor and co-sponsor affiliates to first navigate and/or make a tour on every tab so they would know what is in each tab. We can not do that for them.

To be a successful sponsor affiliate we need:

1. to have a mindset on our purpose why we joined SFI Affiliates;
2. willing to learn by reading, reviewing and learn to use the marketing power tools provided for;
3. willing to share experiences on what has learned through streams, tips, PSAs, CSAs, Group Mailers and emails outside SFI;
4. as much as possible log in everyday to do the daily do list to earn as much as 503 Action VPs for July;
5. distribute a TC Gift Card a day to earn as much as 300 VPs in a month;
6. join the daily drawings and you might be the next winner;
7. join the T-Time hourly drawing so you might win 2TCredits and accumulated as much as 60TCredits in a month, equivalent to 60VPs if you join the bidding and
8. look for hardworking and serious PSAs and CPAs.

To sum it up, maximize possible VPs earning in a day to be successful.

Hope I was able to answer your question.










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Everybody did receive a warm greeting from their sponsor, saying that business with SFI is simple just focus on the Basics and LaunchPad.

To be a good sponsor we need to learn how to duplicate our upline and we were asked to submit a welcome greeting to our incoming sponsor affiliates. Since we are new, I followed and copied the package welcome greeting.

As I go along with my business in SFI, I realized that I made a mistake copying the welcome greeting and kept on revising
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Affiliate since: 01/19/2020, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Bernadette 's 12 other Ask SC answers

Hi Stephen.... my answer to your question is simple...
The best advise I can give to my new PSA's are as follows:

First, they should not forget to read all the information that SFI is giving them. It would help them get to know what the business is all about and what they can do to advance if they choose to do that in the upcoming months.

Second, They have to focus on their Homepage as they are fairly new to SFI. The Homepage helps you be a little more organized as to what task you need to do next.

Third, Don't ever forget to follow SFI Rules... Enable for you to be successful in your business here, you must follow the instruction and rules that they give you.

I know that sometimes things can be overwhelming but if you allow yourself to be a little more organized with your time and the task that you need to do for your business, you will surely achieve every goal you have on the list.

I hope that you find this answer very useful for you... I'm sure a lot of our Affiliates have already submitted some of the best answers that they can come up with.

Good luck and Have a nice day!
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Hi Stephen.... my answer to your question is simple...
The best advise I can give to my new PSA's are as follows:

First, they should not forget to read all the information that SFI is giving them. It would help them get to know what the business is all about and what they can do to advance if they choose to do that in the upcoming months.

Second, They have to focus on their Homepage as they are fairly new to SFI. The Homepage helps you be a little more organized as to
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Affiliate since: 04/29/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Charles's 5 other Ask SC answers

Advising new PSAs is a wonderful thing for any new affiliate to do. This acts as a test of how much he/she has learnt so far from the trainings he/she has taken.

Try to advise them on taking up the simple things that could not lower their esteem.

For example:
Encourage them to always work on their daily, weekly and monthly tasks. As they do this simple tasks they will gain lots of knowledge that they need to move up.

When they are done with the above it’s important to let them know that it is always easy to get more VPs if they have some cash to invest. Most PSAs ask for other places where they could get more VPs after doing away with the daily to do list. Insist that investing in cash is optional so as to maintain them.

Remember new affiliates are looking for money making activities and are not ready to give in any cash.

For simply buying some items on TripleClicks, they are assured of attaining VPs. Most purchases that could earn them 1200 VPs or more could move them into the next rank.

I always recommend they order Tcredits. Especially the TCredit Pak (100 TCredits), (125 Tcredits) and (200 TCredits) to earn 1200, 1500 and 1,661 VPs respectively

With the above T-Credits they could participate in auctions too!!

Hope new affiliates find this helpful!!

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Advising new PSAs is a wonderful thing for any new affiliate to do. This acts as a test of how much he/she has learnt so far from the trainings he/she has taken.

Try to advise them on taking up the simple things that could not lower their esteem.

For example:
Encourage them to always work on their daily, weekly and monthly tasks. As they do this simple tasks they will gain lots of knowledge that they need to move up.

When they are done with the above it’s
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Affiliate since: 12/25/2018, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read SSRP GROUP's 11 other Ask SC answers

Thanks! a lot dear stephan for asking such a great question and my answer is written below:-

If he/she ask question from you:-
1)Then you read about this in SFI.
2)Contact from Support.
3)Write on forum.

First they say because the SFI have everything at our disposal, and that is a great. Here you find answers to almost any question you may have a new affiliate.
SFI Basics tells him to read every day, every week and when he is an SFI affiliate than once a month.
One of the nicest things about SFI is that it gives us all the information we need and that we are at the beginning a good teacher for us to get beginners.
Also PSA has SFI support and training, upline "greater" and co-sponsor, friends, A2A, in fact, he has everything he needs in SFI, even if you're not here and if he is interested in working.
It is important to be honest with them, but let him know that vev try to help him all the best you can and that support and communication is important.
Same rule works here too. I have learnt from SFI training or my Upline but my exchange of thoughts with my A2A friends, The stream posts are also equally helpful.
Being the sponsor means I am the group leader and as a group leader it will be my responsibility to help my PSAs and CSAs both. My first instruction or rather advice will be to Click on the start button and watch the getting started video. Give them the solutions for their queries and if i do not have those solutions try to find out from my group leaders. Along with that discussions with my downline are also helpful. At time you get a more practical advice from your junior then a senior.
The best advise and help that you can give to your new PSA when you yourself are new is to go on conveying whatever you learn & whatever advice you receive from your upline.
Since you are also new,it is possible that your PSA acquires more knowledge than you. So whenever that PSA asks for clarifications regarding any point,please be careful in informing him because it is possible that you may not also be knowing it.
As I go along with my business in SFI, I realized that I made a mistake copying the welcome greeting and kept on revising my welcome greeting.

Why? These are the comments I received from my personal sponsor and co-sponsor affiliates:

1. "Wow, I got many messages and articles to read before I can start. I need to buy a new eyeglass before I would be able to start my business."

2. "I do not know where to locate the VP Ledger you are referring to."

From these comments, I realized that my welcome greeting should contain a procedure on how to start and how to be an Executive Affiliate within 24 hours without making a purchase and would be awarded if they would do so.

I further asked my personal sponsor and co-sponsor affiliates to first navigate and/or make a tour on every tab so they would know what is in each tab. We can not do that for them.

To be a successful sponsor affiliate we need:

1. to have a mindset on our purpose why we joined SFI Affiliates;
2. willing to learn by reading, reviewing and learn to use the marketing power tools provided for;
3. willing to share experiences on what has learned through streams, tips, PSAs, CSAs, Group Mailers and emails outside SFI;
4. as much as possible log in everyday to do the daily do list to earn as much as 503 Action VPs for July;
5. distribute a TC Gift Card a day to earn as much as 300 VPs in a month;
6. join the daily drawings and you might be the next winner;
7. join the T-Time hourly drawing so you might win 2TCredits and accumulated as much as 60TCredits in a month, equivalent to 60VPs if you join the bidding and
After the new PSAs signs up I send him/her a welcome mail. In that mail, I tell them what to do in first 24 hours (collect 500VPs, so they get 200Vps and fast track badge) and tell them to add me as friend on Facebook, because it is easier to communicate and help them. When they do that, I advice them to read slowly Lounchpads and training lessons, do the rest of their getting started actions and necessarily tell them that this is not an overnight job. They have to log in every day in SFI and do their daily/weekly jobs. I answer on their questions, add them in groups on FB about SFI, so they can learn a lot from them too.
Then, I explain them that they have to build a team, how to advertise this business , how to promote and sell products from TripleClicks online shops, so they can generate more income.
They have to read, read, read a lot.

Thanks! for reading all my friend.
Kind regards.
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Thanks! a lot dear stephan for asking such a great question and my answer is written below:-

If he/she ask question from you:-
1)Then you read about this in SFI.
2)Contact from Support.
3)Write on forum.

First they say because the SFI have everything at our disposal, and that is a great. Here you find answers to almost any question you may have a new affiliate.
SFI Basics tells him to read every day, every week and when he is an SFI affiliate than once
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Affiliate since: 10/26/2010, Power Rank: 241 | Read Kay's 289 other Ask SC answers

I have seen it happen several times where a new Affiliate is excited enough about the business that everyone he knows jumps right in. And once, the new Affiliate forgot to add his own ID# to his gateway and the new PSA signed up without that ID# and was assigned to someone else. Inexperience has it's blessings and it's cursings.

So what happens when these new PSAs begin to ask questions? One of two things happens: the new Affiliate either knows the answer or he doesn't know the answer. And one of another two things happens: he either tucks his tail and says (whines) that he doesn't know. Or he puts on a posture of authority and tells the answer, if he knows it, or admits that he's too new to have run across that, but will check with his Sponsor to find out.

This posture of authority will take you far in business. No one wants to follow a loser. There is a feeling of security when you are under one with authority, one who postures that Authority. Leadership. Knowledge. Foresight.

The word "posture" hints at play acting, like the child who pretends to be Napoleon while playing war game in his neighborhood. He has nothing behind that except maybe a stick and a hat and jacket. No strategies, real horse, or weapons.

In SFI, a sponsor must be more than pretending that authority. He must be studying the SFI materials, doing his own Daily, Weekly, Monthly activities, buying or selling TC items, advertising, etc. Of course, the new affiliate who early on becomes a sponsor probably doesn't have all of that under his belt, but it is clear that he soon will have it there.

The new affiliate will also lean in close to his sponsor and rely on the knowledge of his sponsor or co-sponsor for all answer that he cannot supply to his PSAs.
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I have seen it happen several times where a new Affiliate is excited enough about the business that everyone he knows jumps right in. And once, the new Affiliate forgot to add his own ID# to his gateway and the new PSA signed up without that ID# and was assigned to someone else. Inexperience has it's blessings and it's cursings.

So what happens when these new PSAs begin to ask questions? One of two things happens: the new Affiliate either knows the answer or he doesn't know the answer.
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