Having small goals and achieving them one step at a time, create a pattern of success.

Having goal like "I want to be a millionaire" is not very helpful. How will you achieve this and in what time frame? (Because people do have this kind of goal is the reason that the Lottery is so popular.)

Set a small goal with a realistic timeframe:

I will sign up 10 affiliates in my first 3 months.
I will sign up 100 affiliates in my first year.
I...

Ad sizes.

I have had varied results.

Some sites, such as FFAs, limit you to a few words.

Some Class ad sites let you post 100 or even 200
words. Yet how many people read ALL the words before clicking to the gateway?

I have found that at the sites that allow 100 words, keeping a simple 20 word ad - an FFA size ad - often works great. It gets them to the gateway, the gateway gets them to the signup page.

Simple rule - "go...

Some people may work fulltime from home on the Net and make only an average income - £20,000 for example.

Then you get someone who does this part time, who hardly ever visits his own forum, yet makes well over six figures.

It's a case of working smart and not hard.

It's very easy for me to spend $450 a month buying leads. That isn't the issue.
Most people in Network Marketing need free methods that work - the ones we give them.

For me success...

I see a lot of talk about branding on the Net, talk about using your face and your name.

As Vassago, I'm not promoting an opportunity or product, so that frees me to be "myself" as it were.

I see there are a lot of SFI affiliates and leaders here at Warriors.

My friend Sophia White was looking to promote an affiliate program. When she found SFI, we believed this to be synchronicity (for those familiar with their Jung).

Sophia goes...

The Missing Pound


Three men go for a meal in a restaurant. At the end of the meal the waiter brings them the bill and it comes to £30. Each man puts in a ten pound note. The waiter rings it up and then realizes he made a mistake and the bill was actually for £25.

The waiter brings back five pound coins. As five doesn’t divide into three very well, the men take one pound each and leave two pounds as a tip which the waiter pockets.

Each man has now...