Affiliate since: 01/06/2012, Power Rank: 412 | Read Anup Kumar's 203 other Ask SC answers

It is toughest but not a tough job as you are new and getting started. You can manage it if you are serious in nature, in your work and having a sound confidence. How can you manage or do so?

1) As a new affiliate you must read and study thoroughly the training matters, SFI news, Launch pad, SFI Basics. Save ii in your memory as soon as you can after your joining in SFI.

2)Though it is not possible to study SFI training library in a shortest period but when you read everything, take a pen and a pad/papers. Note down the important things or take a print out of the important chapters, if possible. If these print out/ note down papers with you all the time then it will be easy to answering question of your PSAs/CSAs.

3) You can also do copy the training matters and paste it to PSA/CSA Mail using Contrl+A, Contrl+C, Contrl+V after doing some addition/alteration, if necessary. In this way you may also supply them SFI news. But you have to be aware one thing always, where the answers is located about SFI trainings.

4) When your PSAs/CSAs ask question through Email/Team Mail doesn’t try to hurry up to answer it if you have no proper idea about the question to avoid misleading your PSAs/CSAs. Just wait for a few minutes and place the same question to the Forum immediately and you will get reply from Forum within a few minutes. First check the answer carefully whether it is correct or not and then mail it to your PSAs/CSAs after an edit, if necessary. Remember one thing if you not check it then misinformation may be reached to your PSAs/CSAs which are very harmful to grow business in SFI.

5) You can also take help from your Upline to solve the problem

6) As an new affiliate you must search the SFI training support, tools etc. Gather it in one place. After thorough reading write an article about SFI and daily task to be followed by new affiliates. Submit it to the Blog of your leaderpage and refer your leaderpage URL http://www.sfimg.com/leadership/xxxxxxxx (X-means your SFI ID) to your PSAs/CSAs and let them advise to follow it. Also submit “My Best Tips” to your leaderpage. If you have no habit to write an article then sees a sample article. There are so many sample articles in SFI. Just edit as per your requirement of a sample article and submit it and let them advice to duplicate the same.

In this way all the matters regarding this will become very easy in one day to you and you can manage your PSAs/CSAs in a right way.





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It is toughest but not a tough job as you are new and getting started. You can manage it if you are serious in nature, in your work and having a sound confidence. How can you manage or do so?

1) As a new affiliate you must read and study thoroughly the training matters, SFI news, Launch pad, SFI Basics. Save ii in your memory as soon as you can after your joining in SFI.

2)Though it is not possible to study SFI training library in a shortest period but when you read
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Affiliate since: 02/22/2020, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read TJ's 5 other Ask SC answers

First things first, go through the recommended training. Do the LaunchPad. Go through the Internet Income Course. Learn as much as you can. This will be enough to answer most questions that new affiliates will have. You can always ask your upline and A2A friends as well. Just always remember these resources.

*SFI Forum- You can find many common questions and answers in the forum.

*Upline- Consulting your upline is often one of the simplest ways to find answers to any question that you or a new affiliate may have.

*Ask SC- Ask SC is quickly becoming a wonderful resource. You can find many different perspectives and answers to an ever growing list of questions.

*INDEX- Each category tab in the SFI Affiliate Center has an INDEX button. There are many helpful answers under these.

*Support- There is a list of questions and answers in the support section.

I hope this is helpful!
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First things first, go through the recommended training. Do the LaunchPad. Go through the Internet Income Course. Learn as much as you can. This will be enough to answer most questions that new affiliates will have. You can always ask your upline and A2A friends as well. Just always remember these resources.

*SFI Forum- You can find many common questions and answers in the forum.

*Upline- Consulting your upline is often one of the simplest ways to find answers to any question
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Affiliate since: 08/06/2012, Power Rank: 227 | Read Ronilo's 408 other Ask SC answers

I am glad that someone asked this question because this is an indication of a potential affiliates.

Yes, you don't have to wait to know everything to start recruiting PSA. When you do this early you are in the best position to jump-start your SFI business early, it will save you a lot of personal money for investment.

So, what do you do to help your PSA if you are new to SFI yourself? Here is my suggestions.

1. Immediately get hold of the available resources inside the SFI website, these are:

a) The three buttons (Start, Basic and Launchpad) found below your name. If you have started almost at the same time, you go to these buttons together and discuss what are in there.

b) Questions that you don't know the answer, pass it on to your up-lines and post it in forum. Forum will give you almost instant answer.

3. Use search bar in forum or Ask SC for any topic that will give clear understanding to his and your questions.

Whatever happens, encourage him/her to log-in daily and earn those VP's and read the info in each tab. Encourage him also to do what you have just done, recruit PSA's as early as possible.


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I am glad that someone asked this question because this is an indication of a potential affiliates.

Yes, you don't have to wait to know everything to start recruiting PSA. When you do this early you are in the best position to jump-start your SFI business early, it will save you a lot of personal money for investment.

So, what do you do to help your PSA if you are new to SFI yourself? Here is my suggestions.

1. Immediately get hold of the available resources inside
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Affiliate since: 01/10/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Satish's 28 other Ask SC answers

A Very Good Question. A Problem which, maybe most of us has faced during our initial times. I will share my experiences in here.

When I started, in my first month, I bought some PSAs. Since I was new to SFI and not much support from my upline, I didn't knew that your first month should be dedicated to learning and training yourself. I had couple of good PSAs under me from that purchase. They started pouring in with loads of questions about SFI and the business etc.

I took that as a learning opportunity for me too. I started searching for their answers in Support Index and actively participating in the Forums. To be very frank, Forums is the best place to get answers to all your doubts. I got a lot of help from many in the Forums and also you get most of the answers from the Support Index. So I would recommend new-comers to learn and educate yourself and also actively participate in Forums.

Hope this helps.
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A Very Good Question. A Problem which, maybe most of us has faced during our initial times. I will share my experiences in here.

When I started, in my first month, I bought some PSAs. Since I was new to SFI and not much support from my upline, I didn't knew that your first month should be dedicated to learning and training yourself. I had couple of good PSAs under me from that purchase. They started pouring in with loads of questions about SFI and the business etc.

I took that
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

It is challenging really, especially if you are one of those who rose very quickly, for example you started building your team in your first week in SFI, it is inevitable that you will make mistakes, yes its all part of it, you learn as you "stumble" along the way(for want of a better word)till you get the hang of it, you learn on the job.

Now in this case scenario, how do you help others when you are yet to find your feet?

YOU HAVE TO READ:
You must read and read and read, that's the only way you will get to really understand the business, because at this point you have a team who you have to steer in the right direction, so you must strive to know the basics. We are all still learning, everyday is a learning experience here, but the basics is a must. Get on Ask SC, go through the archives, read the various articles and training materials SFI has made available to us, don't get tired of reading, because with it comes the knowing, and really there is no end to knowing.

YOUR UPLINE:
There is no other time more crucial than this to latch onto the lapels of your Upline TLs, most especially your Sponsor, I am going to assume you have one who is worth his weight in gold, and you have a rapport with him, and he is willing and ready to help you, then when you find yourself stuck on how to go about helping your new PSAs, you contact him to bail you out.
If you don't have that kind of Sponsor, then I think there should be someone among your Upline TLs that should be able to give you the guidance you need.

THE FORUM:
oh the forum!!! "Tis a wonderful place to be." I say this because you see the selflessness of other Affiliates who are willing to answer your questions, no question is too stupid, you are not made to look foolish because of your ignorance, people are just willing to bail you out by giving you the help they can. Different perspectives, experiences....., if someone got a part of the answer wrong, someone else chips in the correct information, not to slight the other person, but in a bid to make sure whoever asked the question goes away with the right answer.
If you have been orphaned by your Sponsor, then this is a good place to learn.

A2A:
Send A2A request to people who have been in the business for a while and have the results to show, ask questions, most are really willing to go out of their way to help.

See you at the top.

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It is challenging really, especially if you are one of those who rose very quickly, for example you started building your team in your first week in SFI, it is inevitable that you will make mistakes, yes its all part of it, you learn as you "stumble" along the way(for want of a better word)till you get the hang of it, you learn on the job.

Now in this case scenario, how do you help others when you are yet to find your feet?

YOU HAVE TO READ:
You must read and
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Affiliate since: 05/19/2023, Power Rank: 99999999

This question is a one of the most important question that rise when a new affiliate get a PSA.
Since the sponsor is new one can't expect him to have a in depth knowledge of working of SFI and TripleClicks.

The new affiliate must go through SFIBASICS (The blue bottom on right top) and LAUNCHPAD articles as early as possible. If you have understood the business then only you can explain the same to some other. There is no other best way than this one.

Still, while the new affiliate is in the process of learning he/she may guide his new PSA with following ways. He must be careful to answer his PSA in case he/she don't have right answer / way to guide he should consult his up line.

1. He may explain how SFI has attracted his attention and what led him to start SFI business so seriously rather

than choosing any other company.

2. He should advise him to go through SFIBASICS (The blue bottom on right top) and LAUNCHPAD articles.

3. He should advise to check all SFI mails and read them carefully.

4. He shold ask him to check whether he/she has added the mail id [email protected] to his contact list otherwise all SFI mails may land in SPAM mail box.

5. SFI is real business and it takes time while working for it sincerely. This must be communicated to the PSA in right way. Many join SFI assuming it a get rich soon business and soon they become inactive without understanding the in depth of this business.
6. It is not essential to tell the new PSA that he is also new to this business. This may discourage the new PSA to ask any question or me / she may not communicate his/her problem.

7. While assuring his PSA that he is in a position to extend all sort of help and guidance ( any one can answer basics question of SFI by referring the knowledge base) he should mention that he/she can clarify any issue by using SFI support system.

These are the way the new affiliate may guide his/her new PSA but it must be noted that the best guidance can only be given by rich experience.

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This question is a one of the most important question that rise when a new affiliate get a PSA.
Since the sponsor is new one can't expect him to have a in depth knowledge of working of SFI and TripleClicks.

The new affiliate must go through SFIBASICS (The blue bottom on right top) and LAUNCHPAD articles as early as possible. If you have understood the business then only you can explain the same to some other. There is no other best way than this one.

Still, while the new
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Hello, hello :)

I am new as well and can tell you one thing for sure – don’t worry!
Group participation at SFI leads to all participants benefiting in many ways.
When I first started 11 days ago, it was quite easy to follow to do list, and read what I could understand the best – training- particularly: Getting started, Rules of success and Ask Gery.
As soon as my up line saw I am active, I start receiving a lot of helpful tips.
I am sure you are supported as well.
What I suggest is to make a folder on your desktop and save that entire helpful letters and read them using glossary (under reference tab) for better understanding.

You have your sponsor, up line, help desk, launchpad and SFI System that is build for achieving a win/win situation. And of course, you have forum and all of us brainstorming to help each other.
And don’t hurry.
Communicate what you have learned, is that correct and can it be shared with your PSA’s.
Measure Twice, Cut Once.

Good luck!

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Hello, hello :)

I am new as well and can tell you one thing for sure – don’t worry!
Group participation at SFI leads to all participants benefiting in many ways.
When I first started 11 days ago, it was quite easy to follow to do list, and read what I could understand the best – training- particularly: Getting started, Rules of success and Ask Gery.
As soon as my up line saw I am active, I start receiving a lot of helpful tips.
I am sure you are supported as
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Affiliate since: 05/29/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Lisa's 13 other Ask SC answers

I recommend the following:

1. Duplication: An example of this is raising children. They copy everything the parent does. By the same token, you want your affiliate, CSA and PSA, to do the same things you are doing.

A. If you start with the basics, and let your affiliate know this:they will start with the same thing.
B. If you sign in every day, do your daily tasks, research, and ask your upline or sponsors, then by you example, the affiliates will do the same thing.

2. If you don't know the answers, be upfront, let the affiliate know that you are contacting your upline or researching the answer and will get back with them.

3. Follow up.

A. Just as you make sure where you child is- whether climbing a wall or actually doing their homework, so to should you make sure that your affiliate knows what they should be doing.
B. Ask the affiliate if they need help in a certain area- don't scream at them, like you might the child on the wall, but gently guide by asking how you may help them.


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I recommend the following:

1. Duplication: An example of this is raising children. They copy everything the parent does. By the same token, you want your affiliate, CSA and PSA, to do the same things you are doing.

A. If you start with the basics, and let your affiliate know this:they will start with the same thing.
B. If you sign in every day, do your daily tasks, research, and ask your upline or sponsors, then by you example, the affiliates will do the
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Affiliate since: 04/08/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Robert's 47 other Ask SC answers

That's a very good question and the answer is really simple and straightforward.

You recruit your PSAs so when they join, you've already gathered at least a pinch of experience. You've most probably learned some ins and outs, checked this, that, and something else. You've been through a few articles, and most probably also, you've got some orientation communication from your sponsor, co-sponsor, and upline members.

This is the knowledge you can share with your new PSAs. You already know what they haven't learned yet, and if they get this basic knowledge from you, they'll value you more as their sponsor.

So share whatever you have learned so far, both good and bad experience. Tell your affiliates what you have done so far and how it worked for you. Show them possible pitfalls that you have encountered. Tell them about all the actions you have taken that brought positive results.

Remember - you are always one step ahead of your affiliates and just rely on this very fact while sharing your knowledge.

If your PSA asks you a question you can't answer, be honest about it: "sorry, I haven't gotten that far, but I'll check it for you". Refer to FAQ, forum, etc. to extend your knowledge and pass it on.

Simply speaking - learn and teach what you have learned; that's the best way to gain, spread, and practically use your knowledge.
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That's a very good question and the answer is really simple and straightforward.

You recruit your PSAs so when they join, you've already gathered at least a pinch of experience. You've most probably learned some ins and outs, checked this, that, and something else. You've been through a few articles, and most probably also, you've got some orientation communication from your sponsor, co-sponsor, and upline members.

This is the knowledge you can share with your new PSAs. You
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Affiliate since: 04/27/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Laley's 25 other Ask SC answers

As a teacher and mother I have experienced that better learning takes place when the group consist of same level of individuals. By saying so I am not in any case negating or denying that treasure of experience our seniors have but this is also true that students learn more from each other in groups then from a teacher standing in front of them and giving lecture. Their IQ level, their past experiences, their back ground may vary but if their goal is the same and if they know that they will benefit from the team work then the results are amazing. The concept of peer learning is gaining popularity day by day in educational institutes.

Same rule works here too. I have learnt from SFI training or my Upline but my exchange of thoughts with my A2A friends, The stream posts are also equally helpful.

Being the sponsor means I am the group leader and as a group leader it will be my responsibility to help my PSAs and CSAs both. My first instruction or rather advice will be to Click on the start button and watch the getting started video. Give them the solutions for their queries and if i do not have those solutions try to find out from my group leaders. Along with that discussions with my downline are also helpful. At time you get a more practical advice from your junior then a senior.


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As a teacher and mother I have experienced that better learning takes place when the group consist of same level of individuals. By saying so I am not in any case negating or denying that treasure of experience our seniors have but this is also true that students learn more from each other in groups then from a teacher standing in front of them and giving lecture. Their IQ level, their past experiences, their back ground may vary but if their goal is the same and if they know that they will benefit
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