Hi Sebastian,
To build a successful SFI business, you should not be relying on your sponsor.
This does not mean that you should not be working with your sponsor if he/she is actively giving you support.
I have been 40 days with SFI and I can count on one hand, the number of contacts I’ve received from my sponsor so far.
I have built my business on my own so far by reading all the information available within SFI, although I did join a2a and made friends with some kind people who shared tips which was also helpful when getting started.
If your sponsor is actively communicating with you, follow his/her advice and ask questions on anything you’re unsure of. Contact them and let them know what you want from SFI.
Check your sponsors Leadership page and check what they have been doing and try to achieve the same as them and they will notice your efforts and be more likely to mentor you.
Always refer to the Start tab and the SFI Basics tab for a reminder of how easy this can be. You don’t need to make it complicated. Yes there is a lot of information but that doesn’t mean you have to take it all in right away.
Go through the Launchpad day by day and take in all that you read on there. It is an excellent way of learning about your new business so take it step by step and get the most out of it.
Basically, use your sponsor to your advantage if they are there for you. If not don’t waste time worrying about it, get into action and start building your business and maybe you will even motivate them to become more active.
Good luck with your new business :)
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Hi Sebastian,
To build a successful SFI business, you should not be relying on your sponsor.
This does not mean that you should not be working with your sponsor if he/she is actively giving you support.
I have been 40 days with SFI and I can count on one hand, the number of contacts I’ve received from my sponsor so far.
I have built my business on my own so far by reading all the information available within SFI, although I did join a2a and made friends with some
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