What is the most valuable thing you learned in your first year in SFI?

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Audrey Murphy, Aff (California, US) Top Author Forum Guru 1/14/2014 10:19 pm
Affiliate since: 04/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Audrey's 2 other Ask SC answers
Greetings to you:

I have learned patience. This is a valuable component, that evolves around
my business, consistently.

Having a non -active affiliate in your
downline, requires patience, lots of
communication with them, daily, weekly
or whatever time endurance, you may have.

Reading, teaching, understanding, allotted times, motivating, the examples to your downlines consistently, takes valuable t I m e, and p a t I e n c e.
2519 votes
, () Top Author Forum Guru 1/13/2014 10:56 am
Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999
I've yet to reach my first year but would like to share the most important lesson I've learned: Never underestimate your capacity to learn and adapt.

There are days when I read about a new way to promote my biz, well new in the sense that I haven't tried it before and my initial reaction is, 'heck no! That's too complicated for me/ I'm too old to try that/(insert whatever excuse comes to mind)' ..

The truth is, we are only as capable as we allow ourselves to be.

I
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2496 votes
Fwangshak Michael Ezra, Aff (Nigeria) Top Author Forum Guru 1/15/2014 12:33 am
Affiliate since: 06/14/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Fwangshak's 34 other Ask SC answers
I am not up to a year in SFI but I think I have learn some things that has been keeping me going in the business. Among these things are:

-Encouragement to my downlines
-Frequent and effective communication
-Assisting where possible.
-Patience in all I do.
-working with time.
-Marketing concepts
-Advertisements
And above all planning and setting short term and long term goals.
2413 votes
Rawle Williams, Aff (United Kingdom) Top Author Forum Guru 1/13/2014 6:25 pm
Affiliate since: 03/23/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Rawle's 30 other Ask SC answers
I like your question.
I have being in the SFI business just about 10 months now and not quite a year, but it is just not one valuable thing I have learned in my SFI business.
The main thing I have learned though is that to build a successful SFI business you need to develop a successful team, but also to be mentor by a successful team also.
The more people I help to become successful the more I will be successful.
Also to be successful you have to have a good mentor, in this
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2395 votes
Moch. Arif Subarkah, Aff (Indonesia) Top Author Forum Guru 1/14/2014 3:02 pm
Affiliate since: 10/24/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Moch. Arif's 76 other Ask SC answers
The most valuable thing that can be learned in the first year at SFI are as follows:

1. SFI Basics
At SFI Basics there are some material include:
a. Start earning money by accumulating VersaPoints
b. Increase your earnings by generating sales at TripleClicks.com
c. Maximize your income with sponsoring and duplication
d. Add supplemental income streams (optional)

MORE BASICS
-Frequently asked questions about how to get started with SFI
-Faq
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2369 votes
Liliana R., Aff (Arizona, US) Top Author Forum Guru 1/13/2014 3:28 pm
Affiliate since: 07/09/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Liliana's 18 other Ask SC answers
In my half year with SFI, the most valuable thing I learned (the hard way) is to take my time, not rush things and everything will eventually fall in place.

Do not become Team Leader without having a team of EA2s. You may find yourself spending a lot trying to maintain the TL status and the benefits won't be there.

Start by maintaining your EA2 status every month, build your team of at least five EA2s and then push to become Team Leader!

To our success!
2279 votes
Cheryl Wolfe, Aff (Ohio, US) Top Author Forum Guru 1/15/2014 7:05 am
Affiliate since: 04/15/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Cheryl's 13 other Ask SC answers
To never give up. We all have days that we wonder is all worth it and I have found that you just got to keep trying. That is the only way to get anywhere. Otherwise you will never make it to your goal. Which is another valuable lesson. Set your goal and keep working till you get there. Then raise your goal a little higher and work even harder to reach it,
2126 votes
Joao Reis, Aff (Portugal) Top Author Forum Guru 1/14/2014 5:16 am
Affiliate since: 02/26/2011, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Joao's 4 other Ask SC answers
The most important things in this business are recruiting, following up and selling. You should have an idea, by now, where best to advertise so recruiting is basically that. But when it comes to following up you've got to be meticulous and touch peoples heart. Selling is just that. Hard or easy you have to have it in you :-) hope I helped.
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