Reality Of A Successful Money Making SFI Business

I've been at SFI for 2 years now and have been observant and have formed some opinions about the ONE thing you MUST do if you ever want to have a successful money making SFI business.

My emphatic statement is if you don't take out a standing or for 1500 VPs by at least the 2nd- 3rd month with SFI you will never have a successful moneymaking business with SFI. The most you will make each month is a little beer money and not enough to have a real night out.

What do I base this on? observations , the forum replies , ask SFI among other things, for you see of the 1000's of sign ups SFI gets each day and the millions over the years, I would bet that less than 1 to 3 percent stick with it. And of this 1-3 percent, I would say that that have a standing order that covers at least their EA2 status each month.

Here is the problem why, in my humble opinion, that the great , great majority of sign ups drop out in their first 2 months. It is a two fold answer: number 1 is that they expected SFI to be an instant money maker at 100's of dollars a day like the majority of the scam programs on the internet promise. They didn't realize they had to work at the business and later invest in their business. The 2 and more important reason is that during the first month those who stick with it and do the learning programs and there to dos make the 1500 VPs needed and get an EA status BUT then the second month they realize that they will never get to EA 2 status where it all begins for them to at least make a few cents each month UNLESS they take out a substantial standing order for 1500 VP (the $29, 100 pack of TCredits will work) and if they don't they won't get anywhere in building their business for although it is possible to get enough AVP to remain an EA-EA2 , it's a real slog that no one goes through for long.

Since we have a majority of our sign ups from what I consider 2-3 world economies and the sign ups don't have $29 dollars a month as a standing order, so that they can concentrate on team building, we lose the vast majority of sign ups after the second month.

I will make a statement that I can't verify but SFI management may be able to: "That no one who doesn't carry a standing order has every been monetarily successful to the degree of making at least $500 a month continually." This is not serious money for much but nice pocket money for lesser economies. But I contend that no one, no can't use the absolute, almost. Almost no one will reach this beginning first step of a reasonable of profit without a substantial standing order.

I don't have the solution to this problem, maybe the new up to $100 signing bonus will help, time will tell, but I feel in our first few emails to our sign ups after we offer all the help we can give and give them the positive experience they can have with SFI and their new business, we owe it to the sign ups to be straight with them and let them know it's almost imperative they take an EA2 qualifying standing order if they are serious about developing their business to a money making stage.

That's my two cents worth, what do all you think out there i SFI land?

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Shiny Object Syndrome

There are times when even adults will act like kids - impetuous, immature and lacking in a lot of social graces!! We even take on some of the syndromes of childhood - that we should have grown out of by the time we reached puberty - Attention Deficit Disorder, ADD! Too often we start a project and then our attention gets distracted by something else that we think is more important at the time. Then that project gets put on the back shelf of our lives and eventually gets forgotten.

I am increasingly impressed with T. Harv Eker and his ability to hit and pinpoint a lot of our problems with earning an online income. So appropriate is one of his last blogs that I just had to copy it here.

I apologize for the length but it is well worth the read. Please take the time to read this all the way thru. Your life will be better for it!

How To Avoid Shiny Object Syndrome And Stay On The Fast Track To Success (by T. Harv Eker)

A lot of people have the shiny-object syndrome. They jump from whatever looks cool and interesting at the moment to whatever comes along next, without really seeing the first thing through.

I had the same problem for 12 years, and think that half of the people reading this, if not more, have this same problem, but what can you do about it?

Two words focus and commitment.

I spent 12 years doing whatever I could possibly do to be successful. I had 14 different jobs and 12 different businesses in 12 years. Do you think that’s focused? No. What was my result? Broke. Make a little. Broke. Make a lot. Broke.

I got so sick of being broke and jumping from one opportunity to the next that I realized I wasn’t following through 100% because the next thing was coming into view, and I thought that the next thing was going to be faster, smarter, better. Why should I stick with this thing that’s really hard?

It was habitual. Why did I choose the thing that was really hard? It wasn’t hard when I chose it. It was beautiful, but then I made it hard. The shiny object is shiny until you get there. Then it becomes dull and ugly.

What I learned is a huge lesson. It’s not the outside circumstances or vehicle that’s going to make or break you. I spent 12 years looking for the right vehicle. Do you know what I found out? There’s no right vehicle. There’s only the right you within the vehicle that you love.

When I was going through that continuous cycle of being broke, one of my close friends on the West Coast called me up and said, “You have to get into this business. I’m killing it. You’ve been looking for a business; this is the one to get into.”

I said, “Oh my god. Thanks for letting me know.” My dream was coming true. Someone I know is actually killing it, and he’s making $20,000 to $30,000 a week. I’m thinking it’s going to be amazing.

Six months later, I was broke again, and he was already a millionaire and doing even better. I said, “How on earth could you be doing so great and I’m doing so badly?”

I finally looked in the mirror and said, “Do you know what? It’s not the business. It’s me.”

I felt like crying. I felt like I stabbed myself in the heart. That’s how I started putting two and two together and working on me. I said, “If I work on me and just do something I really enjoy, let me try that.” I then became a millionaire in two and a half years after that. I hope you relate to this yourself someday.

I committed to staying focused on one thing until I got rich. You don’t have to do that, but I say this: Commit to something for a minimum of three years. Why three years? That’s how long it takes to systemize something so it can work without you.

Don’t even think of leaving it. It’s like the Army. You’re in for three years, period. There’s no going away. You commit to it.

I study Zen and Buddhist stuff a lot. It’s not that I’m Buddhist, but I think their philosophy is helpful. There’s a saying … “Thinking about a better tomorrow is what prevents me from having a better today.”

Here’s the mantra for you:

“Thinking about having a better business is what prevents me from succeeding in this business.”

“Thinking about a better job is what prevents me from succeeding in this job.”

Why is that? It’s because you’re taking your mind off of the present moment. The only time you can be happy and successful is right now. You can’t be successful tomorrow because it doesn’t exist. You can’t be successful in the past because that’s gone. Your shiny object is blinding you and taking your mind off of what is necessary to get done today.

You gain focus by experimenting. You say, “I’m going to do an experiment on myself. I’m going to commit to something for three years, and I’m not getting off of it. Even if I go broke, I’m not getting off of it.”

I’ll tell you what. You won’t go broke. You’ll do well because you’ll focus on it. There won’t be any thought about getting off of the expressway.

This was one of my biggest lessons. It changed my life. I hope the same happens for you.

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