Hello Everyone,

My name is David Rowland. I was a member in FFSI under Derek Bohlken some time back. That business wasn't working very well for me, and I had to drop out. I have continued looking for a business that I could do without a lot of physical activity, due to a bad back. Right now I work as an electrician full time, but it is becoming very difficult to do so because of my back. I'm hoping to be able to build up my GDI business enough to retire from construction by the end of this year.
I look forward to working this business and seeing what happens.

Letter to send to team members encouraging them to sign up for the GDI Forum.

Dear Team Member, 

This letter is to inform you about the GDI Forum which you can
access through your back office.  The forum is an added plus to your
training and business building. Thousands of members have already
joined and new members are signing up daily.

Inside the forum you will find hundreds of helpful suggestions
and ideas for marketing your business as well as website building.
Highly creative members have posted ads, flyers, and business
letters which you are invited to use.  There is so much waiting for
you inside the forum that I can't possibly list them all here. Go see
for yourself. 

I encourage you to become an active participant in the GDI Forum.
Post your questions, share your suggestions, tips, creativity and
meet thousands of members from around the globe.    

To YOUR success,
(your name)

We have an incredible team of motivated, hardworking, ready for anything action takers! This is what a team is all about; working together to achieve goals.

Thanks everyone and keep up the good work!

Nicole

$1 a day does not sound like much!  However, over a 30 day period it would add up $30.  That's $30 to put into your GDI business.  How far would that $30 go?

1.  Business Cards
2.  Printing Costs (Flyers, Drop Cards, Etc.)
3.  Online Advertising (Pay-Per-Click)
4.  Office supplies (Ink, Paper, Etc.)
5.  The list could go on and on....

How does one accomplish this?  It doesn't take a lot of time or personal sacrifice.  To start, all you have to do is take your pocket change at the end of the day and drop it in a jar or coffee can. If you can do that, and you put away about $1 a day, that's just $7 a week. At the end of the month, you'll have about $30.  At the end of the month, take it to your local bank and deposit it into your bank account, or roll it up and redeem it for cash.

Here are a few more ideas.  Trim your expenses to save more!

Take-out vs. dining out        Savings =$45 
Manicure less often             Savings =$15
Fewer trips to car wash       Savings =$12

Total saved for the month = $72

Now that's a whopping $72+ $30=$102 you could put back into your GDI business!   These are just examples how you could possibly fund your business when you first get started!  To your success!

Frank