What is the best way to convince someone who is over 50 that they should get started with SFI?

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Aleksandra Vasic, Aff (Serbia) Top Author Forum Guru 3/26/2014 7:07 pm
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I am quite sure that to convince someone over 50 is no harder task than to convince anyone else .
What matters is the attitude that people have towards life. If a person has a positive attitude and his lifestyle is focused on development, all you need to do is to explain that we are offering the opportunity for advancement.
It means the opportunity to learn many new things , which is challenging and gives person the feeling that he is capable and helpful.

Therefore, it's important
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Venkiteswaran C subramanian, Aff (India) Top Author Forum Guru 3/25/2014 11:46 am
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Definitely at the age of 50 majority of the people are vastly experienced in various diversified fields and are more receptive to new ideas and convincing them become rather easier. There will, therefore, be no problem in convincing them about SFI once a balanced presentation is made to them.

Many of them easily understand the underlining principles of SFI by applying their past/vast experience and can easily fit themselves with the day to day routine as they are able to
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HERCULANO SONGAHID, Aff (Philippines) Top Author Forum Guru 3/25/2014 12:14 am
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The best way to convince someone who is over 50 that they should get started with SFI?

The best way for me to convince someone is to show SFI as it is. The SFI business is a helping business, helping people to be successful, touching lives of other people and most of all TripleClicdks, the mega store of S F I, has multiple kinds of products that helps elders like me to be healthy.

If he/she is close to you, ask him/her if he/she has enough funds for his/her golden years?
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Williams Ford, Aff (Georgia, US) Top Author Forum Guru 3/25/2014 12:02 pm
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Anytime that you are dealing with older members you should approach them from the standpoint of savings and retirement. At this stage in life, most people are about finish raising children, and their careers are stable. They are looking forward to what ever retirement savings they can muster. Moreover, since the economy has really slump in past years, many of these individuals are concerned about recouping losses from their savings because they've either lost them or had to dip into them.

Let
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Lorna Phillips, Aff (Antigua And Barbuda) Top Author Forum Guru 3/27/2014 9:46 pm
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Most people over 50 are either approaching retirement or already retired. Many are faced with the challenge of how to supplement a reduced income or replace one that has stopped.
Many dream of doing some sort of business but do not see it possible because of what is usually involved in setting up a business and keeping it going. For such ones SFI could just be the answer. Why?
Setting up an internet business using SFI’s program eliminates or greatly reduces most of the risk, bother
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Anup Kumar Nag, Aff (India) Top Author Forum Guru 3/25/2014 9:33 am
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According to my opinion it is an easier task to get them involved in SFI those who are over 50 but literate, computer & internet savvy

Remember it is a matured and constructive decision taking brain those who are crossed 50. No need to convince them more as they are well aware of source of income in their retirement life. So they always search something Real to confirm their future income

The best way is to describe them the strong structural process, compensation Plan,
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Terry O'Callaghan, Aff (South Africa) Top Author Forum Guru 3/26/2014 8:47 am
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Hi,
Good question - as I was reading a report from the USA a few days back which stated that 1 in every 4 four persons between the ages of 40 to 75 would like to open their own business !! Thats a huge number.
Much depends on the persons' life-style, and 'state of wealth', (not health).
I believe a person has to first be motivated to seeking another income, although with rampant inflation, and failing 'pension funds', those possible outcomes in themselves must be motivating many
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, () Top Author Forum Guru 3/25/2014 11:34 am
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Here are a few ideas for helping 50 year old people join SFI.

Ask the question - Do you need money now? Then if they respond yes, tell them that you can join SFI at any age, but it is better to join earlier than later because at 50 you have more resources than you have as you grow older. If they say no, you can then ask them if they are totally prepared for retirement. Then explain that SFI is a great way to help them build their retirement income.

Continue to ask them questions
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Carolyn Marriott, Aff (Cayman Islands) Top Author Forum Guru 3/26/2014 4:36 pm
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Hi:
This is an interesting question. I would recommend that you do not try to convince anyone to join SFI. Instead present the facts to them.

1. Tell them about the age of the program (parent company 29 years and 16 year on the internet)
2. Tell them about the certification of the program ( B rating with BBB and registered with Dun and Bradstreet Firm)
3. Tell them that SFI has paid out millions in commission worldwide
4. Tell them about the ways to earn
5. Tell
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, () Top Author Forum Guru 3/28/2014 2:34 am
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Hi Fernando,

As an "over 50" myself I wonder if there is really much convincing needed.

Over 50's are starting to think about retirement and I think most would know they don't have enough money to "really" retire.

Over 50's often have a little bit more time to devote to creating extra income.

Over 50's often have a little bit of disposable income to invest in something like SFI.

Over 50's have a maturity that will let them
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