Be glad you "almost" gave up! You didn't! I did. I joined and quit in 2008, and again in 2010. I "almost" gave in October, 2013. But I didn't. Had I stayed and worked in either 2008 or 2010, I would be so much further along SFI journey in success.
The question is why did stay after losing all I had worked 18 months for? Yes, I became an affiliate again, after being EA2 and sometimes even BTL during those 18 months.
Because:
1) I had not found anything better.
2) I had been paid consistently for 18 months.
3) I had been doing the definition of insanity most of that time: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
4) I had tried to find someone else's formula that would work for me.
5) I did not think for myself. (Ah ha! There's a key!)
6) Erich Winnecke is from Indiana, USA, and so am I. (I've been transplanted to California, USA, but my roots are in Indiana soil.) If he can work and be persistent and patient and then earn more money in SFI in 1 month than I have ever earned in 1 year, I better stick with it and think for myself.
So I have decided that this isn't the time to quit. This is the time to learn more, try more, fail more, and do that all over again until I succeed. If that takes 1 year, 5 years, 10 years, 15 years--so be it. I WILL to be a successful internet marketer.
What will keep me pushing forward?
1) Knowing, for certain, that SFI is what it says it.
2) Rereading, and actually doing what George Little's Internet Marketing says.
(That's called "getting actual experience".)
3) Remembering that there really isn't a better or easier program out there. (I've looked--and you probably have too.)
4) My PSAs and CSAs and my A2A friends are a great source of inspiration.
5) I have dropped all my other direct sales distributorships because I really wasn't working them. I had too many conflicting things to do. Now I can focus on building a business that builds people. That's what I want to do.
You will have to find what matters most to you to keep pushing forward. Search your heart. You'll find your push!
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Be glad you "almost" gave up! You didn't! I did. I joined and quit in 2008, and again in 2010. I "almost" gave in October, 2013. But I didn't. Had I stayed and worked in either 2008 or 2010, I would be so much further along SFI journey in success.
The question is why did stay after losing all I had worked 18 months for? Yes, I became an affiliate again, after being EA2 and sometimes even BTL during those 18 months.
Because:
1) I had not found anything
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