Can FE Tele sales really give you that " nomad laptop lifestyle"?

[Rearden]

The "Nomad Lifestyle" concept is BS; just good clickbait.

 

[jdeasy]

Get into being a telemarketer, write a ton of business and you will make a lot of money!!

For your upline!!

 

[whatyouwantfinally]

Get into being a telemarketer, write a ton of business and you will make a lot of money!!

For your upline!!

I made $114k in 2004 as a telemarketer. In 11 months. First sales award I ever got.

 

[DonP]

I made $114k in 2004 as a telemarketer. In 11 months. First sales award I ever got.

Honestly that's more net than 98% of insurance agents net

 

[jdeasy]

I made $114k in 2004 as a telemarketer. In 11 months. First sales award I ever got.

That's really good. And you made your upline a ton of money.

 

[whatyouwantfinally]

Honestly that's more net than 98% of insurance agents net

It wasn't insurance (mortgages). But yeah, it took awhile before my P@C agency netted me that.

 

[whatyouwantfinally]

That's really good. And you made your upline a ton of money.

Of course, why do you think I got paid so much?

 

[jdeasy]

Of course, why do you think I got paid so much?

It wasn't life insurance. Not relevant here.

 

[Markthebroker]

I keep seeing all these twenty something life insurance agent influencers on TikTok and Youtube, living out of Airbnbs doing tele sales with their laptops. Is this a sustainable business model long term? (I know brand spanking new agents that built huge ACA books in an amazingly short amount of time, but that only goes back a few years. Still new money!) I wish I was that ambitious at that age! I wish them well! Hope the inevitable chargebacks from all those new recruits don't eventually swallow them whole!

If an influencer on TikTok says it, it must be true. Don't even question it.