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"Can I set up my SFI business to run on autopilot? If so, how?"

I wasn't going to worry about answering this question because so many answers had already been written before I found it. I have read many of the answers and agree with most who say you can't.

However, while I believe it's a bad idea to run your business on autopilot, it certainly CAN be done because my sponsor does it. My sponsor is a Platinum Team Leader and a well-know internet 'guru' who only logs in once every 10 days to update his leadership page which is a requirement to get his matching VP.

The only thing he does as a sponsor is send out his pre-written welcome messages to new PSAs, which I imagine a secretary does for him. He has an ingenious system of recruiting which happens on autopilot and I have found many of my a2a friends have come into the business via this advertising campaign. We are not happy with his lack of interaction with us. He is raking in a LOT of money for which he does nothing, zilch, zero. I always give him a number 1 sponsor rating and have written some comments as to why, but of course he never logs in or reads them. He doesn't reply to emails and never sends team mailouts, posts in Stream, answers Ask SC questions, or participates in the forum. He maintains his EA status by having an IAHBE standing order.

This lack of involvement in the business doesn't seem to affect him in the slightest because so many people have joined through his advertising campaign, that he has a massive downline and reaps the benefits of all the matching VP.

So, yes, it is possible to run the business on autopilot, but you don't make any friends that way, and your team doesn't like you and resents that you make money out of them when you don't deserve it. It is selfish and uses people for your own gain without doing anything to help them.

I certainly wouldn't recommend it. It is a horrible way to treat your team.

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"Can I set up my SFI business to run on autopilot? If so, how?"

I wasn't going to worry about answering this question because so many answers had already been written before I found it. I have read many of the answers and agree with most who say you can't.

However, while I believe it's a bad idea to run your business on autopilot, it certainly CAN be done because my sponsor does it. My sponsor is a Platinum Team Leader and a well-know internet 'guru' who
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