Residual income is a long term income flow
as a result of your activities in your SFI/TC business, so you need to put in a
lot of efforts to build a sustainable business, by maximising your capability
across various income streams available here at SFI. Among them are:
1. Adopt the ultra 3 step plan:
- Become an Executive Affiliate (EA) and remain an EA every month.
- Recruit five affiliates using the recommended SFI marketing methods.
- Teach your five affiliates to do these same three steps.
2. Aim High and Dream Big, by following THE PLAN here:
https://www.sfimg.com/the_plan
This gives you guidance and assistance on how to move from the lowest residual
income level to the highest residual income level. This PLAN does not suggest
that your residual income is capped at the highest rank (DTL) level; it only
demonstrates that you cannot go beyond that point in rank only.
3. Leveraged income means the income you will earn through other people's
efforts, so it is important to build an active team in order to maximize your
residual income for the long term. Building an active and profitable team
requires your continued and sustained guidance, support and you need to
encourage duplication across board in order to increase the depth with which you
generate income. I highly recommend SFI to everyone! get started here.
4. You need to diversify your portfolio of residual income by not only relying
on active downline, but by also recruiting TC members (PRMs) and ECAs. Though
you will earn residual income from the purchases of your PRMs, but this is much
enhanced if you are able to recruit serious business minded ECAs are willing to
entrench their businesses in TC, are enthusiastic and capable of operating
successfully for the 'long haul', then you are in the earn long term royalties
as well.
Let me conclude by adding that, developing a residual income potential requires
a consistent, determined and persistent effort on your part and how well you
succeed in it, depends on how well your efforts pay off. You therefore need to
be able to walk the rough walk, ride the bumpy road and swim the tempestuous
ocean.
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