Hello and thank you for asking this very interesting question.
In my opinion and experience, I can’t really say that there is any one thing that can be said to be overrated by SFI.
I have seen many answers on here that claim for logging in daily and doing your daily tasks to be the most overrated activity, yet this is a standpoint that I disagree with. Again, this is just my opinion, but here is why, which also ties in with what I feel to be one of the most underrated activity, which I will explain below.
The reason that I disagree with the stance of daily log-ins and doing your daily tasks is from the aspect of making yourself duplicable and being an example to your downline. If you are not at least taking the 5 to 10 minutes that is required to log in and review your red tabs each day, how can you expect your downline to do the same? It is all about setting an example that your downline members would be inclined to follow.
As I said, this reflection ties in with what I feel to be SFI’s most underrated activity… underrated by SFI affiliates, not SFI. Again based upon my opinion, experience and observations, the most underrated activity I feel is recruiting, sponsoring and being duplicable. Yes, I know those are three things, but they are strongly tied, each to the other.
Recruiting, as we should all know, is getting the word out about your SFI business, introducing the opportunity to friends, family, co-workers, acquaintances, etc. If you never introduce the SFI business opportunity to others, then you won’t get very far, given the best, most lasting success with SFI is found through residual income, which means building a downline of active affiliates.
Sponsoring, I feel, is more akin to mentoring and teaching. Once we have discovered those individuals who are eager to start their own home-based business and have enrolled as your personal affiliates, what then? Do you just walk away and leave them to fend for themselves? No, you would coach, mentor and lead them so they too can experience success with their new SFI business.
Making yourself duplicable again should be something that would be obvious to all of us. Being duplicable is one of the most important aspects of being a team leader with SFI. As stated above, how can we expect any of our downline members to do or complete certain tasks if we ourselves are not doing or have not completed those same tasks? Being a leader is about being an example that others will naturally want to follow.
I know this is an opinion based question, and so I hope that my opinions offered here are able to be of some use to you.
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Hello and thank you for asking this very interesting question.
In my opinion and experience, I can’t really say that there is any one thing that can be said to be overrated by SFI.
I have seen many answers on here that claim for logging in daily and doing your daily tasks to be the most overrated activity, yet this is a standpoint that I disagree with. Again, this is just my opinion, but here is why, which also ties in with what I feel to be one of the most underrated activity,
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