Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

You can measure your success in a variety of ways actually. It all depends on what success means to you.

1. VersaPoints and Challenges. If you challenge yourself to make E365 class winner and you earn the winning amount of VPs, you're successful.

2. Meeting your goals. If you meet all of your goals you set for each month, you're successful.

3. Team members. If all of your team members are active and producing, you're successful.

4. If you're earning a steady income in commissions and sales, and it's what you want to be earning, you're successful.

5. If you're logging in to your Affiliate Center every day and earning badges, regardless of what your income is, you're successful too.

So you can see, there are a lot of things measure your success by, and each member will have their own ways to measure their success.
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You can measure your success in a variety of ways actually. It all depends on what success means to you.

1. VersaPoints and Challenges. If you challenge yourself to make E365 class winner and you earn the winning amount of VPs, you're successful.

2. Meeting your goals. If you meet all of your goals you set for each month, you're successful.

3. Team members. If all of your team members are active and producing, you're successful.

4. If you're earning
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Affiliate since: 02/20/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read M Z's 6 other Ask SC answers

A very valid question !!!
The measure of success depends upon following factors.

1.Individual perspective of fixing realistic goal.
2. Capability of spending/investing in SFI/TClicks
3.Time frame of success and targeted approach.
4.Time investment in understanding marketing/basics/opportunities/Advertising in SFI/TC
5. Updation of knowledge of Internet and Internet marketing.
6.Capability of opening ECA stores.
7. Background of affiliate
Financial - Rich,Medium,Moderate and poor (as all class can participate in SFI,that is beauty and uniqueness of SFI.
Knowledge and Literacy -- If not sufficient to compete then upgrade your self.
Depending upon above factors set realistic goal in time domain viz, 6 month,1 year,2 year ,05 year and so on. 06 month goal to learn at least basics and build team. There onward building team self training with update and duplication and earning money.
Hope this will help.
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A very valid question !!!
The measure of success depends upon following factors.

1.Individual perspective of fixing realistic goal.
2. Capability of spending/investing in SFI/TClicks
3.Time frame of success and targeted approach.
4.Time investment in understanding marketing/basics/opportunities/Advertising in SFI/TC
5. Updation of knowledge of Internet and Internet marketing.
6.Capability of opening ECA stores.
7. Background of affiliate
Financial
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Affiliate since: 01/14/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sule's 287 other Ask SC answers

The best ways to measure success in SFI are many and varied. They depend heavily on the goals set by each affiliate for themselves. If you measure your progress against your set goals in the business, you are using a very credible way to do your measurement. With daily, weekly, monthly and yearly goals encouraged in SFI, these measurements can easily be carried out with a lot of credibility. What you can do is to compare your PLANNED achievements with your ACTUAL achievements to find out if, how and at what rate you are succeeding. That is the best way to measure your success in SFI. You can safely use these here parameters.

1. What SFI rank did you plan to be in your first month or first year in the business and where are you now?
2. How many PSAs did you plan to have signed on in your first month or year and how many did you actually sign on?
3. How many auctions did you plan to win and how many have you actually won?
4. How many a2a friends did you plan to have and how many do you actually have?
5. How many Daily Grand draws did you plan to win and how many have you won?
6. How much income/money did you plan to make and how much are you making now?
7. What standard of living did you plan for and how far have you gone?
8. What kind of car did you plan to own and what kind of car do you own now?
9. Where did you plan to live and where are you living now?
10. What kind of house did you plan to own and what type do you own now?
11. What quality of life did you plan for and where are you now?
12. How much time did you plan to devote to SFI business and how much time are you devoting now?
13. What Class, Country and World rank in the business did you plan to be and where are you now?
14. How many PRMs did you plan to introduce and how many do you introduce now?
15. What volume of business in USD did you plan to do at Tripleclicks and what volume are you doing now?
16. How many WAVE 3 winnings did you plan for and how many have you actually won?

In all honesty, these are a few ways I can immediately remember now how best you can measure your success in SFI business. You too can think up some more depending on your own goals.

I do hope you find my answer useful.



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The best ways to measure success in SFI are many and varied. They depend heavily on the goals set by each affiliate for themselves. If you measure your progress against your set goals in the business, you are using a very credible way to do your measurement. With daily, weekly, monthly and yearly goals encouraged in SFI, these measurements can easily be carried out with a lot of credibility. What you can do is to compare your PLANNED achievements with your ACTUAL achievements to find out if, how
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Affiliate since: 02/24/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Derek's 210 other Ask SC answers

There are many ways to measure success, but the most obvious one is measuring against your own goals.

This is because what one person may consider success another would consider as failure.

If you have set realistic goals then your success will be measured against those goals.

For example one of my goals was to make BTL by June 30 this year. I have completed that goal and so that is a success for me. I am now chasing my next goal of STL, but to do that iI need to get more PSA's, and specifically more EA2 PSA's.

If I achieve these goals that will be another success.

So for you it will mean getting those goals you have set in the time frame you have allowed. If you make all your goals then you will need to make some tougher goals and that way keep pushing yourself harder.


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There are many ways to measure success, but the most obvious one is measuring against your own goals.

This is because what one person may consider success another would consider as failure.

If you have set realistic goals then your success will be measured against those goals.

For example one of my goals was to make BTL by June 30 this year. I have completed that goal and so that is a success for me. I am now chasing my next goal of STL, but to do that iI need to
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Great question!

We can measure our success by looking at our 'Goals' tab. First of all check what was your goal that you wanted to achieve in the beginning of a particular month and what you have actually achieved.

If you think you have accomplished atleast 80% of your goals, it means you are moving on the right track. If not, then you may need to reset your goals once again.

The other way to measure your goals is by looking at your 'Badges' under your SFI profile. The list of badges you have achieved must be related to all the sources of income in SFI.

Example:
1. If you have a TL badge (BTL, STL, etc), it means you are growing as a good Team Leader.
2. If you have a Standing Order badge, it means you are setting a right example to your teammates about maintaining minimum EA level.
3. If you have 'Pricebenders Winner' badge, PTP winner badge, DG Winner badge, etc, it means you are participating in all the Games and contests everyday.
4. If you have a S-Builder co-op badge, it means you are building a strong team of Affiliates.
etc.

Finally, you can look at your 'Commission statement' on 10th of every month. If you think you are getting closer to your dream income, it means you are definitely on your way to becoming successful with SFI!!!

Cheers!
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Great question!

We can measure our success by looking at our 'Goals' tab. First of all check what was your goal that you wanted to achieve in the beginning of a particular month and what you have actually achieved.

If you think you have accomplished atleast 80% of your goals, it means you are moving on the right track. If not, then you may need to reset your goals once again.

The other way to measure your goals is by looking at your 'Badges' under your SFI profile.
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Affiliate since: 05/10/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Wayne's 236 other Ask SC answers

What are the best ways by which one can measure his/her success in SFI?

This question can be read in a couple different ways.
1. Is it your personal success you are trying to measure?
2. Or is it the success of people in your down-line you are trying to measure?

You really cannot measure the success of others because what may be success to you will not be success for them. Success is measured by the ruler (measuring stick) that you have built for yourself. Everyone is carrying around their own system (ruler) for determining the level of success they have achieved.

With that being said we need to look at how you measure your own progress towards your long term goals of success.

First: you need to determine a definitive goal or goals that you wish to achieve.
a. A new car (pay cash)
b. A new house
c. Retirement on easy street
d. Earn a million dollars

Second: You then need to select a time frame (be specific) in which you wish to obtain your definitive goal.
a. I will purchase my new car with cash in September of 2016
b. I will have my new house built and paid for in May of 2018
c. I will retire on December of 2020 with enough cash to live on easy street.
d. I will have made my 1 million dollars by November of 2022

Third: Now you need to make plans on how you will accomplish your long term goals. Such as
a. Daily - activities
b. Weekly - business building
c. Monthly - savings and earnings
d. Yearly - accomplishing and increasing goal targets.

Now with all of the above done you can easily measure your own successful advancements. Simply compare where you are at today with what you have laid down for your accomplishments for daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly goals.

If you will accomplish your desires at the present levels of activities all is well and on schedule no adjustments necessary, give yourself an uplifting pat on the back.

If you find by comparison that you are far behind in reaching your definitive goals by your own time limits you then must carefully adjust your “time limits” or your daily, weekly, monthly and yearly activities must increase to meet the needed required deadlines.

If you are not inclined to setting plans and goals and working to accomplish them then more than likely you will not be inclined to achieve success. Remember you cannot hit a target that is not there.

To Your Success

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What are the best ways by which one can measure his/her success in SFI?

This question can be read in a couple different ways.
1. Is it your personal success you are trying to measure?
2. Or is it the success of people in your down-line you are trying to measure?

You really cannot measure the success of others because what may be success to you will not be success for them. Success is measured by the ruler (measuring stick) that you have built for yourself.
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Affiliate since: 05/03/2002, Power Rank: 428 | Read Mar's 582 other Ask SC answers

Owning a SFI business for the first time is a big challenge for me. As I entered to this venture, I have no idea how to evaluate my efforts. I’m not sure what to expect and I don’t have a boss to review my performance and it’s hard to know what’s considered a “job well done.” Luckily SFI has provided us free training to acquire the skills needed and availing us the important SFI Tools and Resources to hep us succeed in this business. With these we can create a blueprint or step-by-step plan to achieve our goals. It’s easy to lose perspective on how far you’ve come, if we didn’t have the Goals tab.

In order to find out the best ways of measuring success in SFI, you need to ask the following questions:

- How much have you learned about your PSAs/CSAs as your customer as well as an integral part of your team, your TC products, your market, your SFI business and yourself?
It’s not about how true and correct you have followed and implemented your business plan as you expected it but most importantly learning what you couldn’t possibly known beforehand.

- Is success measured on how many PSAs you sponsored every month? It’s more important to focus on how effective is your marketing strategy. Analyze your marketing plan and find out what’s working and what’s not. Implement the strategy that works best for you and don’t forget to update your marketing technique as the market is constantly changing. It’s all about understanding how your SFI business influences the marketplace.

How’s the learning and knowledge fit into measuring one’s success in SFI?
Widening your knowledge base and knowing how SFI works can be more valuable than stellar sales results. How would you respond to inevitable changes in marketplace, if you’re lacking knowledge on how your SFI business works? The more you understand about your SFI business and yourself, the better you’ll be able to successfully adapt to those unforeseen changes and create a business that will last.

When you’re thinking of measuring your success the next time, put aside the metrics and consider how much have you learned about your SFI business. What do you know now that you didn’t know before and what do you still need learn?

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Owning a SFI business for the first time is a big challenge for me. As I entered to this venture, I have no idea how to evaluate my efforts. I’m not sure what to expect and I don’t have a boss to review my performance and it’s hard to know what’s considered a “job well done.” Luckily SFI has provided us free training to acquire the skills needed and availing us the important SFI Tools and Resources to hep us succeed in this business. With these we can create a blueprint or step-by-step
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Affiliate since: 06/11/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Gordana's 2 other Ask SC answers

We all have our motivation, why we joined this business.
Each of us has set itself a target.
On the way to this goal, we set some tasks and take daily actions to fulfill these tasks. Each task fulfilled is our little success , which leads us to the fulfillment of the most important goal.
What would be the goal, that is individual. Someone wants a supplemental income, and someone to turn this into a regular job. Some to spend more time with family and so on. All of them are successful if they achieved their goal.
All actions that you take are small victories that lead to the main goal for which you in the end came here.
Success is not measured by the badges, success is if we ourselves are satisfied with results. Badges are anyway good for remind us that we have done something well, that our efforts are paying off. Badges are an encouragement and a reminder that we are on the right track.
For me for example success is, despite these work-related, that I improve my knowledge of English.
Good luck.
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We all have our motivation, why we joined this business.
Each of us has set itself a target.
On the way to this goal, we set some tasks and take daily actions to fulfill these tasks. Each task fulfilled is our little success , which leads us to the fulfillment of the most important goal.
What would be the goal, that is individual. Someone wants a supplemental income, and someone to turn this into a regular job. Some to spend more time with family and so on. All of them are successful
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Affiliate since: 05/31/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read BENJAMIN's 3 other Ask SC answers

Please, pay close attention, and read with all concentration everything I have written.

First, I will assume that, your idea of success is that one has not wasted one’s time in sfi by a certain frame of time, but that one has started seeing marks of, most probably, financial improvements, which is the main reason most of us came to sfi!?

Secondly, I assume that you are not seeing bumper harvest of thousands of dollars flowing into your account after the first one, two, three OR even ten days of joining sfi. This is because sfi is not one of those GET-RICH-QUICK schemes that many present, only to run away with your money. SFI is a real business.

Finally, by saying “What are the best ways”, you are asking for what and what one is supposed to do to achieve success, and the things one can see which mean success.

1. If you came into sfi because your monthly salary is not taking you through the woods, and you needed something extra to augment what you normally receive, then I believe that by the time you start earning, at least, a hundred dollars, you can say you have started achieving success. Isn’t it?
2. No one earns money without working for it, and if all of us are doing the same work, then the more one stays at it, the more money one makes. So you must be serious minded and business oriented towards everything you do in sfi.
3. Everyone knows that no one starts a business today and expect a bumper wealth the next day. So, one has to give a good-enough period of time to expect financial flow.
4. We will also assume that one knows the work one is supposed to do, that one is doing it well, doing it correctly and doing it religiously.

Now in sfi there are four basic things you are supposed to do (see sfi BASICS on your sfi homepage)
• Do those four things with zeal.
• Do your daily actions on your TO-DO-LIST everyday.
• Invest some affordable amount to buy a monthly Standing Order.
• Get, at least 5 serious minded achievers as downlines. (It can be more).
• Teach them to do the same thing.
• Get, at least, 5 industrious CSAs. (It can be more).
• In addition to that, you can simply start directing people to buy things at TripleClicks, and that is 45% for you there, on the profit margin of whatever they buy, plus more!
• Give yourself some three months of serious input of hard work. During those three months, try and qualify as an EA the first month, Repeat that qualification the second month to become EA2, and make every effort to qualify as a BTL the third month.
• Then you will begin to tell a story of whether sfi has spelt success for you or not from then on.

I hope this is making you feel fine now.

Cheers!

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Please, pay close attention, and read with all concentration everything I have written.

First, I will assume that, your idea of success is that one has not wasted one’s time in sfi by a certain frame of time, but that one has started seeing marks of, most probably, financial improvements, which is the main reason most of us came to sfi!?

Secondly, I assume that you are not seeing bumper harvest of thousands of dollars flowing into your account after the first one, two, three
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Affiliate since: 07/02/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Williams's 638 other Ask SC answers

I can understand that it can be difficult to measure your progress in SFI. Let me just say that what you should not do is any of the following:

1. Expect overnight success.
2. Don't compare your progress to anyone. Everybody's situation is different. We all come from different backgrounds.
3. Never quit learning and improving your business.

What should you do to measure your success?
1. Are your doing everything you can to grow your business?
2. Are your making more money than you did last month with your SFI business?
3. Are you learning something to improve you business on a continual basis?
4. Are you building strategic alliances to help you strengthen your business in areas where you are weak?

If you can answer yes to any of these questions then I'd say that you are achieving some measure of success with your SFI business. Success is a process and not a destination. So one has to keep improving, learning, and growing to achieve any measure of success in SFI.
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I can understand that it can be difficult to measure your progress in SFI. Let me just say that what you should not do is any of the following:

1. Expect overnight success.
2. Don't compare your progress to anyone. Everybody's situation is different. We all come from different backgrounds.
3. Never quit learning and improving your business.

What should you do to measure your success?
1. Are your doing everything you can to grow your business?
2. Are
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