Affiliate since: 02/07/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Katy's 1 other Ask SC answers

Hi Michael,

My personal challenge was lack of knowledge. I have tried various internet income programmes over the past few years only to give up because I didn't have a clue where to start or how to go about it.

SFI provided the support and tons of free training. I spent the first month learning everything I could, followed all of the step by step instructions and the To Do List and made and maintained EA since then.

I understood that it would take time to build the business and excercised patience and consistency. I am now well on my way and even though I still have a lot to learn, I am confident that with the support and knowledge provided by the SFI family I will succeed beyond expectations.

Good luck and best wishes for your success!


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Hi Michael,

My personal challenge was lack of knowledge. I have tried various internet income programmes over the past few years only to give up because I didn't have a clue where to start or how to go about it.

SFI provided the support and tons of free training. I spent the first month learning everything I could, followed all of the step by step instructions and the To Do List and made and maintained EA since then.

I understood that it would take time to build
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Affiliate since: 01/30/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sheron's 117 other Ask SC answers

Hi TEAM!!
My greatest challenge is getting my PSAs and CSAs GET ACTIVE and STAY ACTIVE!!!!
When an individual sign up here they should have the mindset that this is a business and must be handled like any other business.You see you only earn what you put in!!!
Do not let reaching leader status make you think you have it made for you have NOT!!
What is the sense of being a leader with nothing to lead!!You need to build a team.
The best way to lead is from experience so you need to obey the rules and follow for success has rules!
This business is not get rich scheme but you can get rich but you need to be active and duplicate. For success you must duplicate to achieve this you must "BUILD"

"Build Undisputed Integrity and love Duplication!!!

To be a businessman you need to think like a BUSINESS man which is

" Building Unlimited Streams of Income with a Never Ending Subscription System!!

for this is the only way you will really reap true success you must create

"Sources of Unlimited Commissions from Cash Earnings Sustained Systems!!"

SFI is a WONDERFUL opportunity so you need to apply yourself don't make excuses find solutions and JUST DO NOT GIVE UP!!!!
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UP and ON

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Hi TEAM!!
My greatest challenge is getting my PSAs and CSAs GET ACTIVE and STAY ACTIVE!!!!
When an individual sign up here they should have the mindset that this is a business and must be handled like any other business.You see you only earn what you put in!!!
Do not let reaching leader status make you think you have it made for you have NOT!!
What is the sense of being a leader with nothing to lead!!You need to build a team.
The best way to lead is from experience so
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Affiliate since: 11/24/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Lidija's 6 other Ask SC answers

This is my sixth month working with SFI and I still have several challenges, but I will mention only two.

The first one has been and still is to find a way to motivate inactive PSAs and CSAs!
Everyone of us is facing the fact that the most of our down-lines are lazy or just has come here with the wrong idea that they will become rich over the night. When it's not happening, they quit.
Well, I understand that I can not force them to start working - this is their call, but maybe I can say or do a little something to make them more passionate.
That's why I do regular week tasks sending rather short then too long messages in optimistic spirit. I also see -- people who are ready to invest the time and energy, they will do it anyway and be thankful for your efforts.

The second one is finding new and fresh ideas for advertising.
Success of this business is in effective advertising and many of us are using the same methods. As to the fact that I live in pretty small European country the market is full...so many clicks (I am following them with Hit tracking), but no results. I do not know why is that, but I have already decided to start finding and using some new approaches to it very soon.

Hope this will be useful to you too :)


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This is my sixth month working with SFI and I still have several challenges, but I will mention only two.

The first one has been and still is to find a way to motivate inactive PSAs and CSAs!
Everyone of us is facing the fact that the most of our down-lines are lazy or just has come here with the wrong idea that they will become rich over the night. When it's not happening, they quit.
Well, I understand that I can not force them to start working - this is their call, but maybe
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Affiliate since: 05/05/2004, Power Rank: 916 | Read Robertson's 212 other Ask SC answers

There will be challenges for many of us at SFI. Overcoming the challenges is the path to success at SFI. What matters is to face the challenges head-on, overcome the challenges, after which there is a sense of achievement and we get motivated to face bigger challenges.

The greatest challenge for me was to build a sizeable team to lead and motivate. I learned that SFI is all about building a team and duplicating the efforts.

I managed to overcome the challenge by focusing on the following areas:

Focusing my efforts on the three core areas namely START, SFI BASICS and LAUNCHPAD got myself some basic foundation to build up a team.

The forum has helped me to overcome the challenge. I read the forum posts everyday and that gave me more insights about building up a team.

Reading and answering the many questions at ASK SC has broadened my knowledge and helped me to overcome the challenges.

The valuable SFI training resources gave me some solid foundation and helped me to overcome the challenges.

My commitment at SFI has in many ways helped me to overcome the challenges.

I also focused on goal setting and this has helped me to build a team.

Finally the “never give up”attitude has enabled me to keep pushing and helped me to overcome the challenges.










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There will be challenges for many of us at SFI. Overcoming the challenges is the path to success at SFI. What matters is to face the challenges head-on, overcome the challenges, after which there is a sense of achievement and we get motivated to face bigger challenges.

The greatest challenge for me was to build a sizeable team to lead and motivate. I learned that SFI is all about building a team and duplicating the efforts.

I managed to overcome the challenge by focusing on
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Affiliate since: 03/22/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sandra's 23 other Ask SC answers

I had two challenges: 1. Affording a standing order (SO)since I do not have a regular income and 2. Finding the easiest method of paying each month since I have no credit card. Here is what I did:
1. I set aside about three months of SO money from a project that I worked on.
2. I got my friend's permission to use her credit card so I prepaid my friend's credit card which I now use to honor my SO commitment. I will keep doing that until I find a better way.
3. I give more than the amount of money required for the SO because I understand that my friend is taking a risk even though she knows that I am trustworthy. Encouragement sweetens labor. We have also agreed that she can make use of the funds until I am ready for them so it has turned out to be a nice win-win situation.

There are other alternatives available to pay for purchases but I think using a credit card is the best, in my opinion.

We have to think outside the box to grow our business. I am glad that I did as I am reaping the benefits.

Note though, that my friend and I had already established a friendship based on trust.

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I had two challenges: 1. Affording a standing order (SO)since I do not have a regular income and 2. Finding the easiest method of paying each month since I have no credit card. Here is what I did:
1. I set aside about three months of SO money from a project that I worked on.
2. I got my friend's permission to use her credit card so I prepaid my friend's credit card which I now use to honor my SO commitment. I will keep doing that until I find a better way.
3. I give more than the amount
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Affiliate since: 05/24/2017, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Forex's 136 other Ask SC answers

My greatest single challenge in SFI was that I needed to study SFI like a real business. At first, it seemed like a "side-show." It appeared as something that I was doing as fun, but then I realized that if I am going to really make a difference in my own life and those around me, I need to start trying to see this as a legitimate business.

I started taking my daily VP seriously. I have over 6-month streak for my daily VP's. Everyday, I have made it a habit, to check in on my business. The other thing that I do is check the pulse of my business, now. What I mean by that is that I check how my team is doing. I understand that if they are not doing well, it inevitably means that I am not going to be doing well either.

The last thing that I will mention that I do is I look for more ways to achieve success with SFI. I see that this company, SFI, is not my "end," but rather is the means to the end. I see it as a vehicle to get me where I am trying to go - therefore, it is my job to always keep before me new ways to expand my business and grow my people. That's how I have overcome...
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My greatest single challenge in SFI was that I needed to study SFI like a real business. At first, it seemed like a "side-show." It appeared as something that I was doing as fun, but then I realized that if I am going to really make a difference in my own life and those around me, I need to start trying to see this as a legitimate business.

I started taking my daily VP seriously. I have over 6-month streak for my daily VP's. Everyday, I have made it a habit, to check in on my
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Affiliate since: 11/29/2011, Power Rank: 22 | Read Gliceria's 402 other Ask SC answers

My greatest challenge to success in SFI was getting started. Simple but true. When I joined SFI it was by accident. I wasn't looking to start an on-line business because I'm so technically-challenged.

SFI was one of the five programs offered on the internet, I joined all but could not understand any. But SFI seemed to have a very simple structure which I could follow. But then I had to go overseas and stayed away for 3 months. When I came back, I checked SFI again, it was still there!

So my greatest challenge was how to get started properly. I have received no help from my sponsor or co-sponsor, not even a peep, as they may have given up on me.

After so many trials and errors, and not managing to earn a single VP and about to give up, I happened to glance at the right hand side of Launchpad that says, "if at any time you are feeling overwhelmed, take a break, and focus only on the Basics, etc."

This is how I overcame my first greatest challenge. Gradually I begin to understand the procedures, set up a standing order of 100 TCredit Pack and a share in S-Builder Co-op and my business was off and running.

There have been many other challenges but to me getting started properly was the hardest yet the most important. A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step - how true!
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My greatest challenge to success in SFI was getting started. Simple but true. When I joined SFI it was by accident. I wasn't looking to start an on-line business because I'm so technically-challenged.

SFI was one of the five programs offered on the internet, I joined all but could not understand any. But SFI seemed to have a very simple structure which I could follow. But then I had to go overseas and stayed away for 3 months. When I came back, I checked SFI again, it was still there!

So
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Affiliate since: 09/14/2021, Power Rank: 1743 | Read Mungai's 13 other Ask SC answers

Am on the road every day. My greatest challenge was going online everyday and means of paying for SO.
I borrowed a lap top but still had challenges with network and power in remote areas. I hence decided to limit my online ventures to SFI and TripleClicks and essential mail only. A team leader once urged affiliates to unclutter our desk by unsubscribing from all those spammy sites. I did this and had fewer mail to read everyday. For a single charge i found i could complete tasks for 2-3 days.
Though now i have a credit card i initially deposited cash in my brothers account and paid for my standing order. Recently i received my Payoneer master card and i expect things to be easier.
There are many challenges but we will overcome them through determination and not being shy to ask for help from our sponsors and most of all our a2a friends in our countries.Wish you all the best.
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Am on the road every day. My greatest challenge was going online everyday and means of paying for SO.
I borrowed a lap top but still had challenges with network and power in remote areas. I hence decided to limit my online ventures to SFI and TripleClicks and essential mail only. A team leader once urged affiliates to unclutter our desk by unsubscribing from all those spammy sites. I did this and had fewer mail to read everyday. For a single charge i found i could complete tasks for 2-3 days.

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Affiliate since: 11/14/2013, Power Rank: 622 | Read Tasneem's 14 other Ask SC answers

Interesting question.

My greatest challenge has been fear of using the net. When I was introduced to SFI, I didn't want to know anything about it. I have never been a Facebook person, didn't have a twitter account or for that matter had any interest in having much to do with the net with the exception of using it as a source of getting information for school projects.

After I signed up, it was another story altogether! What can I say? I am addicted to SFI. :)

With all the training material that SFI has in place, I have slowly begun to overcome my fear and am learning to spread my wings.

Slowly and steadily, I have started using Facebook, enjoy tweeting and have even begun using a couple of traffic exchanges with the help of my Uplines.

I have yet to start my own blog and do so many other things that other SFIers seem to be doing online with such ease but I am happy to have come this far.

It's a start! :)









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Interesting question.

My greatest challenge has been fear of using the net. When I was introduced to SFI, I didn't want to know anything about it. I have never been a Facebook person, didn't have a twitter account or for that matter had any interest in having much to do with the net with the exception of using it as a source of getting information for school projects.

After I signed up, it was another story altogether! What can I say? I am addicted to SFI. :)

With
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Affiliate since: 03/30/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ben's 1 other Ask SC answers

Hi,

My greatest challenge to success in SFI when I started was how to overcome the payment difficulties faced by certain countries.

Most of the available payment methods were not available in my country. So, I kept struggling and trying out many payment methods. At a point, I gave up and left the SFI business.

After about three years, I reregistered with SFI and continued making efforts to surmount the payment problem.

The final solution came when I discovered the LocalPay Merchants in my country and started buying TCurrency from them for my TripleClicks purchases.

Ever since, my progress has been steady.

Thanks.


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Hi,

My greatest challenge to success in SFI when I started was how to overcome the payment difficulties faced by certain countries.

Most of the available payment methods were not available in my country. So, I kept struggling and trying out many payment methods. At a point, I gave up and left the SFI business.

After about three years, I reregistered with SFI and continued making efforts to surmount the payment problem.

The final solution came when I
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