It is difficult to understand why a new affiliate would want to take shortcuts if they are really serious about their SFI business. The first two months are all about learning about SFI to help you grow your business. This calls for a lot of patience.
The way I understand shortcuts in SFI is as follows:
1. Not logging in daily
2. Building a team without working for it
3. Making easy money with no effort
4. Getting to a higher title at the shortest time
If you have a lot of money to burn, which most of us do not have, you can take all the shortcuts possible, but your success and that of your team will be short-lived.
So, what are the shortcuts?
1. Get a Standing Order of 2000VP monthly possible an SO involving buying PSAs (quality of which cannot be determined) and without training, which is your responsibility as a sponsor, they may all end up being inactive. This means you are throwing away your money monthly. This will cost you about $200 monthly!!
2. Buy thousands of TCredits and use these to bid on Auctions.
For example – since you already have a standing order of 2000VP your will need 1000VP for actions to make BTL. You would have to buy 1000 TCredits and bid these. This will cost you about $290 monthly!!! The higher the title the more it will cost.
With the above scenario, is it really worth running your business this way, and how many of your prospective PSAs and CSAs can afford this?
My advice for you is – follow the SFI guidelines. It may take longer, but you will build a successful and stable business.
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It is difficult to understand why a new affiliate would want to take shortcuts if they are really serious about their SFI business. The first two months are all about learning about SFI to help you grow your business. This calls for a lot of patience.
The way I understand shortcuts in SFI is as follows:
1. Not logging in daily
2. Building a team without working for it
3. Making easy money with no effort
4. Getting to a higher title at the shortest time
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