This is an exceptionally valuable question that allows one to make a comparison and contrast or analysis between two systems.... SFI and a Traditional Business that is very different because they are played by a different set of rules and have different core values.You determine where, when, and how you work.
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In the world of Traditional Business you are looking at Big Business Investments that cost millions of dollars to build, such as a Mc Donald franchise that runs about two million dollars with employees and lots of over heads to begin, or an even bigger company like Apple or Microsoft that does not provide any fast starts or over night rewards and suffers adversely if the Stock Market crashes.
In contrast, SFI which is an educational system with a marketing platform does not require any up front money to start, and yet provides its Affiliares the prestegious positon to earn a six figure income if it is built on a solid foundation as something of value. As an SFI Affiliate you get to be your own boss, work at your own pace with no one to determine how much you can earn; all the necessary tools are provided with on going training as the company holds your hands and walks with you if you are willing.
Again SFI is the type of business that is built upon the principle of team work which makes the affiliates team players.Once you build it, it will continue to work for you even if you walk away from it. It's the perfect business ... direct selling,intellectual distribution, recruiting and duplication of process.
In conclusion SFI is not necessarily better but it allows you to make choices, it has it challenges but provides you with unlimited freedom.
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This is an exceptionally valuable question that allows one to make a comparison and contrast or analysis between two systems.... SFI and a Traditional Business that is very different because they are played by a different set of rules and have different core values.You determine where, when, and how you work.
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In the world of Traditional Business you are looking at Big Business Investments that cost millions of dollars to build, such as a Mc Donald franchise that runs about two million
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