RANKSWhat are the simplest rank targets I should know?
A simple field focus many teams use:Bronze → 2,Silver → 10,Gold → 30,Platinum → 100,Diamond → 500total team. Use your back office for official criteria and volume rules.
PAY PLANWhere do I see the official pay plan details?
Always review the official resource here:
LiveGood.com/payPlan. That’s the source of truth for rules, percentages, caps, and qualifications.
MATCHWhat is “match pay” and why do leaders care?
As you advance, you can unlock match earnings on commissions generated by your enrolled members (subject to the official plan and qualifications). Translation: help people win and leadership income can scale.
SPILLOVERWill I get spillover?
Spillover can happen but should never be your plan. Build like you’ll get none: enroll your Top 6, help them duplicate, and let the comp plan do what it does. Activity beats waiting.
SPEEDWhy does enrolling fast matter so much?
Speed locks structure, creates social proof, and boosts team energy. Fast action from you inspires fast action in your team. Momentum compounds.
COSTHow do I cover my membership?
Focus on referring quickly and helping those referrals do the same. Use your team’s getting started page, scripts, and DMO. (See your back office for any current promos or referral programs.)
TOOLSWhat tools do I actually need?
Your back office, your tour link, a basic tracking sheet, and this launch/FAQ site. Optional: calendar app for 3-ways and follow-ups. Keep it lightweight so it duplicates.
FOLLOW-UPWhat do I say on follow-ups?
“Just circling back — did you get a chance to watch the 5-minute video? If I answer a question, are you open to getting started today?” Short, kind, direct. Book the next step (enroll or 3-way).
THREE-WAYWhen should I use a 3-way call or group chat?
As soon as interest appears. Edify your upline, introduce your prospect, and let leadership handle specifics. New people win faster when they hear a second voice.
SOCIALShould I post on social media right away?
Not before your Top 6 is moving. Random posts dilute focus. Start with personal invites, then share compliant, curiosity-based posts once foundations are set.