BTC
System
Acronyms
TAGR
Flip Chart
100

finish this quote: Be The Change

You want to see in the world

100

The 6 steps

1 Prospecting 2 approach/contact 3 presentation 4 Follow-up 5 Start up 6 Duplication

100

FNA

Financial Needs Analysis 

100

Think and grow rich was and is still a highly used tool for success. When was TAGR written by?

Napoleon Hill

100

What is the first responsibility of the trainee before a one on one presentation begins?

Edify the trainer

200

Who is known for the quote that names our team?

Ghandi

200

In what step do we use ETHOR

Step 2 Approach and Contact 

200

FIN

Financial Independence Number 

200

In TAGR Chapter 2 how many definite and practical steps are there to transmute the desire for riches?

6

200

Who created the cash flow quadrant ?

Robert Kiosiki

300

How many states does BTC have agents in?

4

300

What ways do we use to show prospects our presentation 

BPM and 1 on 1 appointments 

300

EPR

Encourage Praise Recognition 

300

Why are we reading TAGR?

It gives you a playbook on how to have the mindset to accept, acquire and make money.

300

Who are we and what do we do?

Revolution Financial Management  

Short term/Long term savings 

Insurance protection 

Debt solutions 

Preserve wealth 

400

According team BTC/RFM what are we looking for in our business partners? (Core Values)

Core Values 

Personal Growth/ Family/ Strength of character/ Teamwork / Recognition 

400

After a prospect has seen the BPM, how long until we follow-up with them?

Right after the BPM or the next morning 

400

BFS

Business Format System

400

Who is the WFG agent who literally wrote the book on Maxout Mondays?

Ed Mylett- Maxout Your Life

400

What is the rule of 72 and who came up with the equation?

Divide 72 by an annual rate of return to calculate approximately how many years it will take for your money to double. Albert Einstein 

500

HENRY

High Earner Not Ruch Yet

500

What are the common concerns for people when thinking of starting a business?

Investment Time Knowledge Need Risk