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Hi Olanrewaju,

The first thing I stress when I contact a prospect or a new affiliate is that if they want to succeed at SFI, they must be willing to invest some time into learning about the business. I tell them that free does not mean a free ride: they have to work if they want to earn money. That usually separates the 'wheat from the chaff'.

I explain that SFI is a serious business, and like any other business, they can't just sit back and expect money to start rolling in. For every action there is a reaction, so if they work, they will earn money; if they don't work, they certainly won't get fired since they are now their own boss, but they won't earn any money either.

I also tell them that starting an online business at SFI can be just as gratifying and rewarding as a regular business, but without all the start-up costs and hassle of a regular business. The time they save in commuting to and from their office can now be better spent on conducting their SFI business from the comfort of their home.

All they need to start earning money at SFI is a willingness to learn the SFI Basics: Become and remain an Executive Affiliate each month by Accumulating 1,500 VP; generate sales by referring potential customers to TripleClicks; and maximize their income through sponsoring and duplication.

I let them know that SFI has all the information and tools they need to make their business a success, but like any other undertaking, they must be willing to sacrifice some of their valuable time in order to get something equally valuable in return.

I hope this answer helps.
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Hi Olanrewaju,

The first thing I stress when I contact a prospect or a new affiliate is that if they want to succeed at SFI, they must be willing to invest some time into learning about the business. I tell them that free does not mean a free ride: they have to work if they want to earn money. That usually separates the 'wheat from the chaff'.

I explain that SFI is a serious business, and like any other business, they can't just sit back and expect money to start rolling
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