Affiliate since: 08/17/2015, Power Rank: 38

First of all your spouse deserves attention, love and care, so don’t be much preoccupied with anything else that may hurt or adversely affect your relationship. Find the right balance in activities and in the focus of interest all the time.

- Be effective, use your time efficiently.
Your spouse will probably see your time spent on SFI, and the returns too. Disconnect from the office of 24x7 and separate business hours from private life.

- Share your passion with your spouse.
Find ways to make your spouse understand that there are no other ways to succeed, but passion and endurance. This is valid to any other business, but highlight the points that make you passionate about SFI (established platform, sustainability, open and supportive community, valuable training material, effective marketing tools, etc.)

- Make your choice together on transfer buying items.
There are no others knowing better than the both of you about your household needs: what you want to buy on a regular basis.

- Involve your spouse in EZ games.
Shared joy and experience will help developing supportive approach, besides, you’ll easier find answers to quiz questions together.

- Ask the opinion of your spouse on products / ECAs.
A different approch may add valuable aspects to your considerations, the preference of your spouse will give you important inputs.

- Let your spouse read forum topics.

Both marriage and SFI business rely on principles of teamwork, creativity, and they can develop in line with each other. Find the dynamics, and you’ll have a success in both.
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First of all your spouse deserves attention, love and care, so don’t be much preoccupied with anything else that may hurt or adversely affect your relationship. Find the right balance in activities and in the focus of interest all the time.

- Be effective, use your time efficiently.
Your spouse will probably see your time spent on SFI, and the returns too. Disconnect from the office of 24x7 and separate business hours from private life.

- Share your passion with your
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Affiliate since: 03/31/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Tom and Diana's 69 other Ask SC answers

What does she (or he) like to do?

In my case it was easy. My wife was steeped in the social media thing. All I had to do was point out the online social features of SFI as well as how easy it was to make some money and she was off and running.

So, once again I ask, “What does your spouse like?”

Online? Or offline?
Like to talk? “Chat”?
Get her (him) their own business cards. Or maybe their own website with a blog.
How about a gym membership or some type of social club you could join together so you can spread the news about your family business?
Perhaps they are the email person on your team or maybe they like talking on the phone.

The possibilities are endless.

But never forget. You are a team. This is not your business with her just helping out. She is a 50/50 partner or, I promise, the interest that was there at the beginning will disappear.
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What does she (or he) like to do?

In my case it was easy. My wife was steeped in the social media thing. All I had to do was point out the online social features of SFI as well as how easy it was to make some money and she was off and running.

So, once again I ask, “What does your spouse like?”

Online? Or offline?
Like to talk? “Chat”?
Get her (him) their own business cards. Or maybe their own website with a blog.
How about a gym membership
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

The keyword in your question is business. How would you get your spouse involved in another business? You would be partners not so?

I would love to have a partner in my SFI business.

The SFI affiliate agreement is very clear about the rules of signing up family members - so before you do anything go and read the rules and make sure you know SFI's rules - how you are permitted to get your spouse involved and how it is not permitted.

What I would do is the following: I would look at my strengths and weaknesses as well as my spouses and then divide the work according to that. You each do what you are good at. Having your spouse and partner taking on the things you are not good at will give you more time to do what you are good at and vice versa.

Treat your SFI business as any other business and agreed about your involvement and the roles you play like you would do in any other business. Working as a team will give you a better chance to make a huge success with your SFI business.
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The keyword in your question is business. How would you get your spouse involved in another business? You would be partners not so?

I would love to have a partner in my SFI business.

The SFI affiliate agreement is very clear about the rules of signing up family members - so before you do anything go and read the rules and make sure you know SFI's rules - how you are permitted to get your spouse involved and how it is not permitted.

What I would do is the following:
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Affiliate since: 10/04/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Mohammed's 69 other Ask SC answers

Getting your spouse involve in your SFI business is a great leap to success. He/she is your spouse and you definitely not new to each other. Some ways to get ones spouse involve are:

1. Recruitment- Educating ones spouse of the benefits of duplication is important. This is a process that guarantees life earning. Your spouse can assist in recruiting his/her colleagues, friends and business associates.

2. TripleClicks sales- You should outline the benefits of TC to your spouse. He/she can now start transfer buying from TC. This action will increase your VP, since he/she is not an affiliate ( one SFI account to a household), and your earnings from the TC Executive Pool will be higher as well as your commission. Also, he/she can help convince her/his friends, colleagues etc to buy from TC, knowing that bigger commission is what the family get in doing that.

3. Ideas- Involving ones spouse can bring about more ideas on the success of your business. Ideas on where to advertise,products to advertise, tips on newsletter to team members, etc.

4. Helping when not available- Once, my sponsor was sick and could not be on line. His spouse ensured he didn't loose his streak and she kept sending weekly newsletter to the team. I discovered when I noticed he was not vibrant on the Stream post and Forum. If he has not get her involved, he will loose a lot while away.

These are some of the benefits of getting ones spouse involve in our SFI business.
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Getting your spouse involve in your SFI business is a great leap to success. He/she is your spouse and you definitely not new to each other. Some ways to get ones spouse involve are:

1. Recruitment- Educating ones spouse of the benefits of duplication is important. This is a process that guarantees life earning. Your spouse can assist in recruiting his/her colleagues, friends and business associates.

2. TripleClicks sales- You should outline the benefits of TC to your spouse.
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

This is a good question, and while I agree that marriage creates a perfect team, I have to point out that the SFI business isn't everyone's cup of tea.

My wife is currently on the fence with regards to my SFI business, though she remains very supportive, and I am constantly trying to impress her with the wide variety of products on offer by showering her with gifts bought from Tripleclicks.

I have only been doing this business for seven months and have already made great strides, I have a lot of PSA's in my downline and have even made a small amount of profit which I re-invest in my business buying gifts for my wife.

Although she is not actively involved in the business she is constantly asking me how I am doing and congratulating me for even the smallest of achievements which makes me even more determined to give it everything I can.

After all, my family is what matters most to me, and by the same token, SFI is an extension of my family.
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This is a good question, and while I agree that marriage creates a perfect team, I have to point out that the SFI business isn't everyone's cup of tea.

My wife is currently on the fence with regards to my SFI business, though she remains very supportive, and I am constantly trying to impress her with the wide variety of products on offer by showering her with gifts bought from Tripleclicks.

I have only been doing this business for seven months and have already made great strides,
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Affiliate since: 03/01/2022, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read fadi's 5 other Ask SC answers

After all, you have the rare opportunity to work with someone whom you implicitly trust. You know their strengths, their weaknesses and that their interests are directly inline with your own.
The rewards can be great but when things go wrong, you can potentially ruin both your marriage and your business. Even though my wife and I get along really well, working with her on the business has been extremely challenging.
For example, my wife and I never used to fight at all before we launched our online store. Never!
We Divided Up The Responsibilities
One of our biggest problems early on was that we both tried to do everything ourselves and constantly clashed over key decisions. For example, my wife and I constantly argued about what products to carry and what look and feel we wanted for the store.

Did we want to appear sophisticated or casual and fun? Did we want to start off with only a limited product selection or did we want to open our business with a comprehensive array of items? What were our customer support policies? How quickly did we want to launch the store?

We kept stepping on each others toes and even worked on redundant tasks in the beginning since we each had our own ideals of how we wanted the business to be run. Ultimately, after a bunch of fights, we decided that it was best to divide up the decision making power and responsibilities.
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After all, you have the rare opportunity to work with someone whom you implicitly trust. You know their strengths, their weaknesses and that their interests are directly inline with your own.
The rewards can be great but when things go wrong, you can potentially ruin both your marriage and your business. Even though my wife and I get along really well, working with her on the business has been extremely challenging.
For example, my wife and I never used to fight at all before we launched
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Affiliate since: 04/13/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Andrew's 330 other Ask SC answers

If they have an interest in helping out with the SFI Business you can start them on small task like creating 10 new classifieds ads a day, or if they write you can set them up a blog with an ad for SFI in the sidebar and let them blog away.

The big thing to remember is you can't have 2 accounts in the same house with one signed under the other. That is called double dipping and robs someone else of a commission they are owed and another the matching VP if that second account also has a standing order and generates income.

The best idea is to work together to build one dream and figure out how to divvy the spoils when your business becomes profitable. The best thing about working with your spouse is when one is discouraged the other can lift them up and great amounts of work can be accomplished with two sets of hands that would be impossible for one.
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If they have an interest in helping out with the SFI Business you can start them on small task like creating 10 new classifieds ads a day, or if they write you can set them up a blog with an ad for SFI in the sidebar and let them blog away.

The big thing to remember is you can't have 2 accounts in the same house with one signed under the other. That is called double dipping and robs someone else of a commission they are owed and another the matching VP if that second account also has a
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Affiliate since: 03/16/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Caroline's 111 other Ask SC answers

First of all you need to have your spouse onside and supporting your SFI endeavour. To do this I keep mine informed of all that is going on and share with him details of my team and their achievements (or lack thereof). I have also asked him to sit with me and discuss a business plan and how much of both time and money to invest. In this way, he knows what my timetable is and when I will be busy 'doing SFI' and therefore not require me for other things at those times.

How much and what kind of involvement your spouse has depends on each of your skills and available time and money.

If your spouse is a better writer than you, perhaps he/she could write blog articles for you or an autoresponder campaign. If he/she has some IT skills perhaps he could design a webpage or splash page for you. My husband hasn't actually spent time working on my webpages, but he has looked at them and given useful feedback.

He also listens to my articles and autoresponder messages and tells me how he thinks others might perceive them. Sometimes I have rewritten them to take his ideas into account.

Unfortunately that is the extent of involvement my spouse has, but it is a help, and is certainly better than opposing me. If he were more available, I'd ask him to perhaps log in and do the daily actions, and maybe place ads which I have already prepared.

Having your spouse's involvement is a definite plus, even if it is only in a relatively small way, such as mine.

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First of all you need to have your spouse onside and supporting your SFI endeavour. To do this I keep mine informed of all that is going on and share with him details of my team and their achievements (or lack thereof). I have also asked him to sit with me and discuss a business plan and how much of both time and money to invest. In this way, he knows what my timetable is and when I will be busy 'doing SFI' and therefore not require me for other things at those times.

How much and what
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Affiliate since: 11/10/2003, Power Rank: 150 | Read Earl's 98 other Ask SC answers

There is a popular saying that goes like this: Two heads are better than one.

Your spouse can be a great asset to your SFI business in many ways. Most of the time, spouses share a common circle of friends, but even with a common circle of friends, you still have some differences within the circle. Your spouse can reach the friends you do not normally talk to, and that will instantly double your coverage.

If your spouse works a job, you can encourage your spouse to look for ways to get SFI into the conversation during break times and the lunch hour. If your spouse has a business that can easily become an online business, you can become an ECA and help that business and yourself at the same time.

However, before you can do any of that, you have to first convince your spouse that SFI is a worthwhile business to invest your time, energy, and money in. And the best way to do that is to make your first recruiting "sales pitch" to your spouse. Show all the great benefits of being part of SFI and get the message across that it would be much better if you had a partner to help.
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There is a popular saying that goes like this: Two heads are better than one.

Your spouse can be a great asset to your SFI business in many ways. Most of the time, spouses share a common circle of friends, but even with a common circle of friends, you still have some differences within the circle. Your spouse can reach the friends you do not normally talk to, and that will instantly double your coverage.

If your spouse works a job, you can encourage your spouse to look for
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Affiliate since: 08/24/2015, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Shankar's 32 other Ask SC answers

Dear Pamela,

You can get your spouse involved in your SFI business by giving the background of the company and background of your sponsor and why you truly believe in the business concept. Show your spouse the different revenue generation paths available and discuss each one in detail and ask how your spouse can help you in any way if possible.

Generate interest by way of playing the available games together whenever both are available, which will also maximize winning chances opportunity.

Also make your spouse understand that if you are no more, the business will help in getting recurring monthly income for the family and it will be best if your spouse learns the various tricks and trades together with you than in your absence, your spouse will be able to continue the business as well as help your downline affiliates as well as new affiliates.



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Dear Pamela,

You can get your spouse involved in your SFI business by giving the background of the company and background of your sponsor and why you truly believe in the business concept. Show your spouse the different revenue generation paths available and discuss each one in detail and ask how your spouse can help you in any way if possible.

Generate interest by way of playing the available games together whenever both are available, which will also maximize winning chances
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