You can do it part time, but you should make those 2-3 days a work priority if you want to make money consistently. Working 2-3 days you should work them hard or you're really just dabbling and your supplemental income won't be "supplementing" very much.
Considering Insurance Part Time?
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Compared to most agents, if he works 2-3 full days really hard he is going to be putting "over time".
Compared to most agents, if he works 2-3 full days really hard he is going to be putting "over time".
Ain't it the truth brother!
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Compared to most agents, if he works 2-3 full days really hard he is going to be putting "over time".
I've been working less than part-time for over a decade and doing quite well. If I stepped it up to part-time I'd be wealthy.
Rick
MTguy
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Totally agreed. You can start part-time. But at some point, you will have to make a decision. Either you will need to work over time to keep both business working or one of them will die. Part time is good for testing things out but never worked long term.
My 2 cents.
My 2 cents.
mdudayev
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It is a great way to start. I used to work 5pm to 8pm with web leads and still do. Out of 10-15 leads you will close one on the first call. Good luck.
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Take this with a grain of salt, but when I got into the insurance business, my father told me to jump in with both feet or don't do it at all. I know it may be tough to do if you have a family to support but that is where you will need to look into different companies offering some sort of weekly pay until you get your legs under you.
Quit your spamming, we don't need your get rich quick lead scam
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Easy now, we have a new sheriff in town and he doesn't like these here kinda posts...
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