Affiliate since: 10/09/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Simon's 35 other Ask SC answers

Interesting question, and how you interpret it depends on your answer.

"How do you deal with PSAs who rate you poorly?" - so does this mean you have more than one PSA who has done so?

If so, the answer lies with you. What did you do? Or more relevantly what did you NOT do? What has been lacking in your leadership and support that has caused a PSA, or several, to rate you badly?

How do you feel about how I have asked this? Does it make you upset? Do you feel defensive? If this was a forum thread would you be posting a reply to me to argue my points?

If so, then the answer lies with you.

You cannot change SFI and you cannot change the affiliates. So what you can change is YOU, what you are doing, how you are "supporting" them, or offering it, or how you are offering.

What do you get from your sponsor or, maybe more importantly, what do you want to get? What makes the perfect sponsor? Having decided what that is, what steps can you take to make YOU the perfect sponsor? Because that is the sponsor that affiliates will rate well.

What you do about it is up to you.




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Interesting question, and how you interpret it depends on your answer.

"How do you deal with PSAs who rate you poorly?" - so does this mean you have more than one PSA who has done so?

If so, the answer lies with you. What did you do? Or more relevantly what did you NOT do? What has been lacking in your leadership and support that has caused a PSA, or several, to rate you badly?

How do you feel about how I have asked this? Does it make you upset? Do you feel
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Affiliate since: 08/11/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Marija's 63 other Ask SC answers

Hello!

I have only one CSA who rates me poorly. I've always believed in direct approach, so I made sure I was doing everything a good sponsor should do, and then contacted him with a direct question:

I need to improve my sponsor rating. Do you have any suggestions for me? How can I be a better sponsor?

He never replied, so I even joked about him not liking me, and said it's ok, but still no reply.

So, I gave up. I am focusing on my work and being the greatest sponsor I possibly can. I am trying to help and please the members of my team who are interested in being in the team. I think that's all anybody can do.

Good luck!
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Hello!

I have only one CSA who rates me poorly. I've always believed in direct approach, so I made sure I was doing everything a good sponsor should do, and then contacted him with a direct question:

I need to improve my sponsor rating. Do you have any suggestions for me? How can I be a better sponsor?

He never replied, so I even joked about him not liking me, and said it's ok, but still no reply.

So, I gave up. I am focusing on my work and being the greatest
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Affiliate since: 07/02/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Joseph's 53 other Ask SC answers

This is a reasonable question, and how these things can happened when you are a reliable leader in conducting the work of SFI. Votes conferred by PSAs or CSAs is probably right too because they may not know who you are actually in the business of SFI and might be also be caused by several major factors that can cause them to vote for you to vote unreasonable.

So to tackle this problem, we as leaders should not give up hope when they make the appearance of such a ballot and instead we will strive to continue to move forward. As we move forward with the best results, I would believe they would hold long that they have a leader who is confident caliber or motivation to be successful in SFI business.

Since a few weeks ago i have 1 active CSA and although he is not a PSA, we must treat red head their favorite appear even once that they were impressed with what you do to them until succeed in life as you are experiencing now.

Do you know, anyone who voted for it is their right to vote and their right also to comment on ourselves? When they think we are not as good for them, so they will start to make a comment that is unpredictable and that is probably a good idea too because this is the time for you to improve yourself as a leader or to keep in touch with them regularly until they know you are a great leader and i am sure they will vote for you for good reason next month or may be for years to come.

I think this is simple,
1. Deal with them and let them know who you are.
2. Keep in touch with them by send team mail, Facebook, twitter or what so ever until they keep in touch with you too.
3. Introduce yourself from the beginning until they know you better or know each other
4. Be Creative, Positive toward Attitude, Realistic and make them believe to yourself.
5. Be present such as give them something to make them remember of you...gift certificate, TCredit, send them your best tips and many more
6. Invest more time and never give up.

Hope all the above help you out


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This is a reasonable question, and how these things can happened when you are a reliable leader in conducting the work of SFI. Votes conferred by PSAs or CSAs is probably right too because they may not know who you are actually in the business of SFI and might be also be caused by several major factors that can cause them to vote for you to vote unreasonable.

So to tackle this problem, we as leaders should not give up hope when they make the appearance of such a ballot and instead we
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Affiliate since: 11/08/2012, Power Rank: 325 | Read Johnny's 264 other Ask SC answers

well I guess what I would do and deal with my PSAs or CSAs who have rated me poorly despite my unconditional support and assistance will Beas follow:

Take everything that comes along with a pinch of salt and don't be too agitated nor carried away or disappointed over it as there could be so many variables and expectations and perspectives besides cultural differences background and the whole lot of it.

So I would still try my level best to offer support and assistance to those who are and remain receptive and open to it and are also willing to help themselves as the saying goes God helps those who help themselves

So all the best and see you at the top

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well I guess what I would do and deal with my PSAs or CSAs who have rated me poorly despite my unconditional support and assistance will Beas follow:

Take everything that comes along with a pinch of salt and don't be too agitated nor carried away or disappointed over it as there could be so many variables and expectations and perspectives besides cultural differences background and the whole lot of it.

So I would still try my level best to offer support and assistance to those
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Affiliate since: 07/30/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Christian Geopete's 11 other Ask SC answers

You can't impress everybody. lf you feel like giving unconditional support to your PSAs and the rest of your team can help not only for your own growth but for everybody below you, then continue what you are doing the best thing that you can. Someday somehow they will realize that you have been there for them in the process. So don't feel upset. They might not notice your support by now, but SFI is tracking your contributions in this business and l do believe that someday somehow too, you will be rewarded.

"...so stick to the fight with your hardest hit even things seems worst that you musn't QUIT."

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You can't impress everybody. lf you feel like giving unconditional support to your PSAs and the rest of your team can help not only for your own growth but for everybody below you, then continue what you are doing the best thing that you can. Someday somehow they will realize that you have been there for them in the process. So don't feel upset. They might not notice your support by now, but SFI is tracking your contributions in this business and l do believe that someday somehow too, you will be
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Affiliate since: 01/26/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Michael's 25 other Ask SC answers

Sometimes this will happen when a PSA is rushing to get points and did not really pay attention to what they voting. I would start the week before the end of the month and send out a team mail explaining the importance of them rating their sponsor and encouraging them to give you a good rating. You might say something like " I strive to be the best possible sponsor and remind you that I am here to help you. If there is anything that I can be doing to better serve you, I'd love to hear from you. If you don't tell me, I can't help." Then, at the beginning of the month, you can send out another reminder, stressing how much you value them on your team and want to help them. Those that are really interested in building a business and not wanting you to do everything for them will be sincere in their evaluation and ask you for help as they need it.
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Sometimes this will happen when a PSA is rushing to get points and did not really pay attention to what they voting. I would start the week before the end of the month and send out a team mail explaining the importance of them rating their sponsor and encouraging them to give you a good rating. You might say something like " I strive to be the best possible sponsor and remind you that I am here to help you. If there is anything that I can be doing to better serve you, I'd love to hear from you.
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Affiliate since: 09/15/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Evgeniy's 27 other Ask SC answers

First, find out the reason why.
Then do your best to eliminate it.

This may seem simple but it needs a lot of effort at successful communication.

You must know what your PSAs need.It might be different from what you think they need.

So,ask them, make suggestions, try to guess their difficulties based on your experience with SFI. At the same time respect them and never intrude on their privacy.

Apply individual approach, make good use of your sense of humor and your life experience. Remember these are living people with their individual strengths and human weaknesses. Good luck!
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First, find out the reason why.
Then do your best to eliminate it.

This may seem simple but it needs a lot of effort at successful communication.

You must know what your PSAs need.It might be different from what you think they need.

So,ask them, make suggestions, try to guess their difficulties based on your experience with SFI. At the same time respect them and never intrude on their privacy.

Apply individual approach, make good use of your sense
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Affiliate since: 09/28/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Patricia's 4 other Ask SC answers

In my opinion, this problem lies in the area of communication. Communication is successful if the person or persons to whom you are coressponding, understands or understand what you are saying and respond or responds accordingly. In your opinion, you may think that you are offering unconditional support to these PSAs. However to these PSAs, you are not addressing their needs.

Since they are rating you, I am understanding that these PSAs are active here at SFI. Do these PSAs know where to click amongst the stars in order to give you a good rating? Did you communicate this essential instruction to them, or do you take it for granted that they know where to click? Do you ask them specifically to let you know what area or areas they need help in so that you can address these issues? Did you mislead them by telling them that they will get money instantly and since this expectation is not met, they feel deceived and have no choice but to rate you poorly? If your answer is truthful to those questions, you have little or nothing to worry about. One of the greatest lessons I have learnt so far, is that, in most cases, you do not offer help to someone if he or she does not indicate that he or she needs help. Otherwise, you are setting yourself up for hurt.
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In my opinion, this problem lies in the area of communication. Communication is successful if the person or persons to whom you are coressponding, understands or understand what you are saying and respond or responds accordingly. In your opinion, you may think that you are offering unconditional support to these PSAs. However to these PSAs, you are not addressing their needs.

Since they are rating you, I am understanding that these PSAs are active here at SFI. Do these PSAs know where
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Affiliate since: 01/05/2011, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Bob's 135 other Ask SC answers

An affiliate who gives you a poor rating may or may not reflect your efforts.
There could be any number of reasons for a poor rating.
If possible, communicate with your affiliate to ask for their reasons.
If this is not possible try Stream or Team Messages to inquire from
your downline for suggestions on the kind of assistance they
would like to see.
If you are a consistent contributor to your downline's success, the problem
may be with your affiliate and not you.
Take it with a grain of salt, continue your efforts, respond to those
who respond to you.
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An affiliate who gives you a poor rating may or may not reflect your efforts.
There could be any number of reasons for a poor rating.
If possible, communicate with your affiliate to ask for their reasons.
If this is not possible try Stream or Team Messages to inquire from
your downline for suggestions on the kind of assistance they
would like to see.
If you are a consistent contributor to your downline's success, the problem
may be with your affiliate and not you.
Take
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Hello Ronald,
In my opinion, every person is diferent, so your unconditional help for some people just wouldn't be enough. It is sad but it's true. Some people believe that you MUST do everything for them.So when you don't, they just feel that you are not good sponsor.
Some of them would like to earn money just by clicking and not doing anything...becouse you are there to serve them the cooked meal...and when they don't earn (of course!), who is to blame? Well of course, sponsor, who just send them lessons, and encouragment, and videos how to do it...Anyway, you must put all of that aside, and continue to support them, and one day they will start to respect you for everything you've done.
Good luck
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Hello Ronald,
In my opinion, every person is diferent, so your unconditional help for some people just wouldn't be enough. It is sad but it's true. Some people believe that you MUST do everything for them.So when you don't, they just feel that you are not good sponsor.
Some of them would like to earn money just by clicking and not doing anything...becouse you are there to serve them the cooked meal...and when they don't earn (of course!), who is to blame? Well of course, sponsor, who just
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