Thursday, June 11, 2015

PSA reassignment tool

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Powerful new PSA reassignment feature


Effective immediately, if you are an STL (Silver Team Leader) or higher in rank, you can now reassign PSAs anywhere in your organization,–as deep as 13 generations!  Note: Some restrictions apply; see FAQs below.

How to use this new feature to grow your business:

zig_ziglar_help_enoughAs presented in THE PLAN, your goal in SFI should be to develop five PTLs (Platinum Team Leader) on your first generation.  For this to happen of course, each of those five must develop a strong first generation (your second generation), too.  And this need carries on down the line.
With this new reassignment feature, you can actively help this “construction” along. That is, as you identify workers–even deep in your group, you can now reassign PSAs under them.
  • STLs can reassign as deep as 9th generation (under those in your 8th generation)
  • GTLs can reassign as deep as 11th generation (under those in your 10th generation)
  • PTLs and DTLs can reassign as deep as 13th generation (under those in your 12th generation)
In doing so, you directly help the persons you reassign affiliates under grow their business, earn higher commissions, and become Team Leaders–which in turn can simultaneously help everyone upline to them, in the same ways!
Think about it!  PSAs placed on your 13th generation can benefit a whopping TWELVE generations of affiliates in between you and them…plus of course you, too!  Twelve for the price of one!  You’ve heard of a “win/win.”  This is a “win/win/win/win/win/win/win/win/win/win/win/win!”
There’s a classic Zig Ziglar quote that goes,
“You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”
This is precisely what our reassignment tool is designed to help you do.  And with the new feature, you can now double, triple, quadruple, and even more, the power of your reassignments!  POWERFUL indeed!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Can anyone be reassigned, regardless of rank?
No, here are the three rules:

  1. Team Leaders  (current or former) can never be reassigned by anyone ever.
  2. EAs (current or former) can ONLY be reassigned to your PSAs (to your first generation).
  3. Non-EAs can be reassigned to your full downline, but only if you yourself are a STL or higher.

Q: Will recipients of my reassignments know of the reassignments…and that they came from me?
Yes, for any reassignment you do, the new sponsor of your reassignments will receive an immediate email notification from us with the full name, contact information, etc. for the new person and instructions about welcoming them to their team.  This notification also names you as the person who reassigned the person to them and includes your email address.  Note: You’ll receive a separate notification to confirming each reassignment you do.

Q: Why allow only STLs and up to use this new feature?
This new feature can be abused.  Therefore, we need to restrict it to those with at least some kind of track record and that have something to lose should they be caught abusing the privilege.  If you’d like to use this new feature, just set your sights on becoming a Silver Team Leaders as soon as possible.  As soon as you qualify, you’ll have immediate access to it.

Q: Will I still earn the reassignment VP (5 AVP per reassignment) if I’m an STL and reassign beyond my first generation?
Yes, provided the persons being reassigned have at least 600 VP in the last 90 days.

Q: If I reassign someone beyond the generations I’m qualified to be paid on (e.g. 8 generations for a STL), how will I see them on my Genealogy–since my Genealogy only shows me the generations I’m qualified for?
It’s not necessarily an issue (as they’ll have new upline members to support them) but you would indeed “lose sight” of such persons on your Genealogy.  However, if you’re a STL or GTL, you can regain sight of them once you advance your rank.

Q: I’m a GTL.  At least when it comes to the Matching VP I earn each month, I can earn the same Matching VP no matter where I reassign someone, right?
Almost.  If you’re a GTL, you currently earn Matching VP down 10 generations.  So you’d earn the identical Matching VP regardless of whether you moved a PSA to your second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, or tenth generation.  HOWEVER, If you reassigned someone to your 11th generation, you would not earn the Matching VP until you became a PTL (which earns Matching VP for 12 generations).  Similarly, as a STL, you’d earn the identical Matching VP regardless of whether you moved a PSA to your second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, or eighth generation…until you advanced your rank to claim addition generations.

Q: Wouldn’t I earn more by keeping all my PSAs for myself instead of reassigning them?
First of all, no one is suggesting reassigning ALL your PSAs.  You of course need to be building your own strong first generation.  But will you earn more or less by reassigning some of your PSAs?  A clearcut answer is impossible to know, but because of the way network marketing works, helping your downline members build their downlines has always been one of the most powerful ways to create excitement, activity, and momentum in your downline–an absolute KEY to building a successful business.  It’s worth repeating, “You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want.”  This quote by the great Zig Ziglar sums up in just 20 words the recipe for success in SFI…and our new reassignment tool helps you do it with unmitigated boldness!

Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Treat your business...like a business!


If you purchased a franchise, would you expect it to make money for you if you only worked it a few hours a week? Or if you didn't get trained? Or if you only tried for a few months? Or if you didn't follow the proven guidelines of the creators of the franchise?

Of course not! That's ridiculous. SFI is no different. Success requires commitment.

Treat Business Like Business

I am continually amazed at how many people think that money will somehow magically fall from the sky without work, without plans, or without an earnest commitment. All these elements (and others you'll read about in the following rules) MUST be present.

The fact is, anything worthwhile in life requires effort and commitment. If that were not true, we'd all be the perfect weight, we'd all have perfect relationships, and we'd all be highly educated. It's the same thing with having your own business.


In short, if you treat your SFI business as a serious, full-time business, put in the effort and commit to its success, it will become a serious, full-time business.
"Unless commitment is made, there are only promises and hopes; but no plans."
-Peter F. Drucker

"You need to make a commitment, and once you make it, then life will give you some answers."
-Les Brown

"There's no scarcity of opportunity to make a living at what you love. There is only a scarcity of resolve to make it happen."
-Wayne Dyer

"There are only two options regarding commitment. You're either in or out. There's no such thing as a life in-between."
-Pat Riley

Monday, December 1, 2014

Quick, Easy and Simple Vegetarian Dinner Ideas


If you're new to vegetarian cooking, you may want to try some of these favorite vegetarian dinners when looking for quick, healthy and nutritious meatless meal ideas for your family to try. Bookmark this page and you'll never run out of healthy meatless dinner ideas to try.
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1. Vegetable Stir-fry

A vegetable stir-fry served on top of brown rice or another whole grain (I like quinoa) is a quick, easy and healthy meatless meal idea. Use a store-bought stir-fry sauce or marinade, or, try a combination of soy sauce, sesame oil, and vinegar. For the kids, cook up some Asian noodles to mix in with the stir-fry. Try adding unusual ingredients, such as diced pineapple, mandarin oranges or slivered almonds to keep it interesting, and don't forget a protein source such as tofu, seitan or a store-bought meat substitute for some chewy and hearty texture. No two stir-fries are ever quite the same, but they're always delicious, making them a great pick if you're looking for one of the best vegetarian dinners to try. Pictured: Bok choy and mushroom stir-fry More »
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2. Vegetarian Risotto

Rice is a familiar food that your family probably already likes, so a vegetarian risotto should be a winning new favorite at the dinner table. For kids, try a super cheesy vegetarian risotto, perhaps adding some diced tofu, or, for more discerning taste buds, try a vegetarian risotto with sun-dried tomatoes (pictured) or a creamy porcini mushroom risotto. Stirring the risotto stovetop does take a bit of effort, but the end result is worth the effort if you have the time. If you're avoiding dairy, you may also want to check out these tips for making vegan risotto. Pictured: Easy Parmesan Cheese Risotto More »
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3. Enchiladas and Burritos

Enchiladas are just as delicious when made with beans and veggies instead of meat. Or, try this vegetarian portabella enchilada recipe. For an easy and customizable meatless dinner recipe, try vegetarian burritos. You can sautee a veggie filling for a bean and veggie burritos, for the kids, make a simple rice, beans and cheese vegetarian burrito, or, cook up some vegetarian meat substitutes from your grocery store freezer and let your diners add their own favorite burrito toppings to a warmed flour tortilla: shredded lettuce, sour cream, diced tomatoes and guacamole. Pictured: Vegetarian Portabella Mushroom Enchiladas More »
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4. Vegetarian Indian Dinners

A complete home-cooked vegetarian Indian food dinner on a busy weeknight can be as simple as a vegetable dish, perhaps with some tofu, paired with rice, or perhaps a spicy curry paired with a whole grain pilaf. If you've got more time on hand, add a side of homecooked lentils or veggie samosas. Stock up on spices and add them generously for a memorable meatless vegetarian dinner. Pictured: Vegetairan Palak Paneer with Rice More »
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5. Vegetarian Pasta Dishes

When it comes to pasta, the vegetarian options are endless, and just about everyone loves pasta. For meatless pasta dinners, some familiar favorites are vegetable marinara, spaghetti with veggie meatballs, macaroni and cheese, and pesto pasta. Load up the veggies or use whole wheat noodles to get the most nutrition out a pasta dish for your vegetarian dinner. Pictured: Vegetarian Pasta with Feta and Cannellini Beans More »
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6. Pizza for dinner!

Who doesn't love pizza? Vegetarian pizza doesn't have to be a once in a while treat if it's homemade and healthy. The recipe for a healthy vegetarian pizza is less cheese and more veggies. Pick up a store-bought crust on busy weeknights, or, make your own homemade pizza crust from scratch when you have more time. Add your favorite toppings, or follow one of these vegetarian pizza recipes for a gourmet pizza dinner. Pictured: French Bread Vegetable Pizza More »
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7. Vegetarian Lasagna

One of the best vegetarian dinners to serve your family or guests is a vegetarian lasagna: it's comforting, familiar and filling, and just about everyone likes lasagna. You can use your usual lasagna recipe by omitting the meat and loading up some extra veggies. Frozen spinach or shredded zucchini both work well in lasagna. Or, try one of these popular vegetarian lasagna recipes. Pictured: Tofu and Spinach Vegetarian Lasagna More »
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8. Vegetarian Casseroles

One of the best vegetarian dinners for a busy night is a healthy one-pot vegetarian casserole. Simply omit the meat and add tofu or another vegetarian meat substitute to your family's favorite casserole, or scroll through this collection of popular vegetarian casseroles. Try a spicy Mexican enchilada casserole or a vegetarian Shepherd's pie with heart-healthy lentils instead of artery-clogging meat. Pictured: Cheesy Pasta and Bean Casserole More »
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9. Homemade Meatless Chili

Just about everyone loves chili, so meatless chili is a safe meal option that everyone will love. Get creative with your chili by adding your favorite veggies, perhaps some sweet potatoes or some meat substitutes. Add whatever spices you usually use in chili, and you'll enjoy your meatless vegetarian chili just as much as any other. Pictured: Vegetarian Chili with Tofu More »
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10. Veggie Burgers

Pick up some frozen veggie burgers and add a side salad and veggies or some oven roasted french fries for a simple and quick all-American vegetarian dinner. Everyone loves veggie burgers, right? If you prefer a home-cooked vegetarian dinner, try one of these homemade veggie burger recipes. Pictured: Portabella Mushroom Veggie Burger More »

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Avoid damage to your lever





Top foods to keep your liver healthy
Pavitra Sampath Jul 19, 2013 at 10:20 am
Food that are good for your liverThe liver is one of the most important organs of the body. One of its most important functions involves breaking  down and disposing of toxic substances. In such a case if the released toxins are not expelled properly due to the inefficiency of the liver they are simply reabsorbed. These toxins can later lead to various severe complications including cancer. (Read: Why is the liver so important? )
There are certain vegetables that contain ingredients which help the liver secrete greater concentrations of important enzymes; in turn, these enzymes help to excrete potential carcinogens from the body. 
What you should eat:
  • Broccoli, onion and garlic are believed to provide sulfur to the body. Sulphur, helps  enhance the detoxifying reactions in the liver, and carry out processes that prevent its damage.
  • Beetroot contains pectin which is very useful in flushing out the toxins from the liver, and does not allow them to be reabsorbed.
  • Cabbage is known for its high levels of sodium, which help in proper disposal and detoxification of the liver.
  • Carrots are rich in Niacin and beta carotene, they are great for the eyes and liver. The niacin helps the liver properly break down substances to release toxins, keeping it healthy and avoiding re-absorption of harmful substances.
What you should avoid:
So the next time you reach out for that bag of chips or that extra peg over the weekend, think again.
Top 6 natural remedies to keep your liver healthy
Anusuya Suresh May 13, 2013 at 12:29 pm
Natural foods for the liver
The liver is one of our body’s busiest organs, with a role to play in most of the biochemical processes that sustain life. It produces bile that is vital to digestion, produces plasma proteins, stores iron, regulates the clotting of blood, synthesizes cholesterol, stores glucose as glycogen, regulates the levels of amino acids in blood, is involved with clotting of blood, removes toxins from the body and produces immune factors that help prevent infections. With our modern-day food and lifestyles (think greater junk food, alcohol, smoking, stress and medication) we put a greater pressure on our liver and this can cause several health problems right from allergies and migraines to obesity and indigestion. Here are a few herbal remedies that can help your liver stay healthy.
The Indian gooseberry or amla is known as one of the richest sources of vitamin C. What is less well-known is its ability to keep the liver functioning at optimal levels. This herb has been used extensively in Ayurveda for treatment of a sluggish liver; now researchers are finding in laboratory studies that extracts from amla have liver-protective function. However, there is no clear indication of whether it is useful to treat hepatitis B infection. Amla is one of the important components in Chyawanpraash that has immunity boosting, digestive and liver-protective action. The best way to consume it is raw as small pieces in your salad or by making a raitha with grated amla and curd. Here are 
Jethimad or Licorice
People with non- alcoholic fatty liver disease show increased levels of the transaminase enzymes called ALT and AST. Studies have found that the use of licorice (Jethimad or Mulhati in Hindi) extracts led to reduced concentrations of these enzymes indicating that licorice has beneficial effects on the liver. Although licorice is more well-known for its sweet taste and anti-ulcer action, it has been used in Ayurvedic remedies to cure liver ailments. Licorice is available at stores selling Indian medicinal herbs; get the root, powder it at home and make a tea by pouring boiling water into the powder, steeping for a few minutes and then straining the liquid. Here are top ten health benefits of Mulethi or Liquorice
Amrith or Guduchi
Yet another herb that Ayurveda considers to have rejuvenating properties, Amrith is commonly grown in many kitchen gardens. It is said to have the ability to clear toxins from the liver as well as strengthen its functioning; more importantly, it does not cause any significant complications even on using long-term. However, Ayurvedic physicians warn that using this herb can precipitate a liver crisis if the patient has a large amount of toxins in the liver; therefore, it is best to use this only under an Ayurvedic practitioner’s guidance. 
Full of valuable antioxidants, turmeric is an important herb that improves liver health. No wonder then that people in Asian countries use it so extensively in their cooking. Now, it is being recognized even in western countries for its liver-protective value. Some studies have also found that the antiviral action of turmeric is effective in preventing the multiplication of the viruses causing hepatitis B and C. The easiest way to take turmeric is to include it in your cooking; you can also make it a practice to drink a little turmeric-flavoured milk on a regular basis to get its benefits.
Certain receptor sites normally bind hormones and keep them circulating in the blood. This puts a strain on the liver which has to filter out these excess hormones. Studies have found that the phytoconstituents in flaxseeds have the capacity to bind with such receptor sites and this prevents hormonal binding, and this means less work for the liver. Just sprinkling a few crushed or whole flaxseeds on your toast, salad or cereals can help you make use of their liver-protective effect. Read about five seeds that you need to add to your diet
Vegetables
Certain vegetables contain ingredients that help the liver secrete greater concentrations of important enzymes; in turn, these enzymes help to excrete potential carcinogens (cancer-causing substances) from the body. Beet, cabbage, carrot, broccoli, onion and garlic are important vegetables with such an action. Broccoli, onion and garlic are believed to provide sulfur to the body; this helps in the detoxification reactions the liver carries out and prevents damage to the liver. Read about five foods that can help prevent liver disease
Along with the use of these natural remedies, it is also important to avoid foods that cause damage to the liver. Here are 10 things that can cause liver disease.If you eat foods that are highly processed with a large number of additives, or if you take too many medications, your liver has to work overtime to tackle this greater chemical load and this can cause damage. Food that is rich in hydrogenated oil, high fructose corn syrup, artificial sweetening agents and alcohol are some of the other substances that can put a greater load on your liver. Along with consuming of liver-protective herbs, it is also important to make sure you avoid the foods that cause it harm. 
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Thanksgiving

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Saying grace before carving a turkey at Thanksgiving dinner in Neffsville, Pennsylvania, 1942

Thanksgiving, or Thanksgiving Day, is a holiday celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November. It has been celebrated as a Federal holiday every year since 1863, when, during the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national day of "Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the Heavens", to be celebrated on the last Thursday in November.[1] Thanksgiving was also celebrated nationally in 1789, after a proclamation by George Washington.[2] As a federal and public holiday in the U.S., Thanksgiving is one of the major holidays of the year. Together with Christmas and New Year, Thanksgiving is a part of the broader holiday season.
The event that Americans commonly call the "First Thanksgiving" was celebrated by the Pilgrims after their first harvest in the New World in 1621.[3] This feast lasted three days, and it was attended by 90 Native Americans (as accounted by attendee Edward Winslow)[4] and 53 Pilgrims.[5] The New England colonists were accustomed to regularly celebrating "thanksgivings"—days of prayer thanking God for blessings such as military victory or the end of a drought.[6]

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Saturday, September 13, 2014

Life & Life Style in Costa Rica


The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Considered the hub of the Central Pacific coast of Costa Rica, Jaco (pronounced: ha-ko, officially it is spelt Jacó, with accent on the o) is the leading beach retirement destination in Costa Rica.
Bustling during the day and a sizzling nightlife, this beach town features several large resorts in the area as well as residential developments. These resorts and development offer options for short-term, longer-term residents, including condominiums, gated communities, and many affordable lots for constructing your own dream home.
Housing options are exceptional with something for everyone price range and style, as well as having all the amenities and comforts that has put retirement living in Jaco, Costa Rica on top of many ‘destination of choice’ awards and lists.
Let’s take a look at some of the great living and lifestyle options…
Beachfront condos are the most prominent features when entering this hot little beach town. Beachfront 1 bedroom condos can be found starting at $150,000. Two bedroom condos for $200k, and 3 bedrooms starting at $250,000. Although direct beachfront homes in Jaco are quite expensive, beachfront gated communities in Jaco offer 3 bedroom homes as low as $260,000.
Ask an expat why they chose Jaco to live and they will tell you; great weather, beautiful tropical landscapes and is Jaco is convenient. San Jose and the main international airport, is only about an hour away on a new modern highway, so expats have ease, fast access to all San Jose’s amenities such as large private hospitals, medical and dental clinics, and modern shopping malls.
As the closest beach town to the capital of San Jose, Jaco Beach attracts locals as well as tourists. On the main street you will find a wide and varied range of bars, restaurants, and nightclubs, many unique boutiques, shops, tour operators and galleries.
Because of the number of tourists, part-time and full-time expats Jaco Beach has developed the best service industry in the country, and as a result it is one of the few beach towns in Costa Rica where you can get by with only English.
Just a couple minutes south of Jaco is the Playa Hermosa, famous for its amazing surfing. Playa Hermosa hosted the 2009 International Billabong ISA World Surfing Games. This quiet little beach village is a favorite amongst expats because it’s outside of Jaco but still close to all the amenities. Playa Hermosa is the only place where you can actually buy Titled beachfront properties and for under $180,000 USD, you can visit Jaco Real Estate to see more on this and other Costa Rica property opportunities.
For world class sportfishing and golf, the renowned Los Suenos Marriott Ocean & Golf Resort is only a few minutes north of Jaco. This luxury residential resort and marina offers some of the finest and most sought after real estate in Costa Rica.
Jaco horseshoe shaped bay is 2.5 miles long and great for relaxing in the sun, enjoying a beach bar and surfing. The