I have decided to KEEP my license

[Brandon 8676]

after some deliberation, I have decided to retain my state life and health licenses. Even though it didn’t workout with Torchmark, perhaps down the road I can get on with a different company and see success. I would probably have to be retrained to some extent, but hopefully it would be a little more comprehensive. Training with liberty National just seemed incredibly rushed.

I like the idea of helping people, and of course if you hit it right and persist, there is a healthy career to be had in the insurance business. I can tell you the higher end insurance gigs, especially from AD upward, they have FAR greater ceiling than 90% of the typical jobs that involve plants, mills, and warehouses. Maybe once I can stick a few thousand back in the bank, I can take the insurance risk again.

 

[myinsurebiz]

after some deliberation, I have decided to retain my state life and health licenses. Even though it didn’t workout with Torchmark, perhaps down the road I can get on with a different company and see success. I would probably have to be retrained to some extent, but hopefully it would be a little more comprehensive. Training with liberty National just seemed incredibly rushed.

I like the idea of helping people, and of course if you hit it right and persist, there is a healthy career to be had in the insurance business. I can tell you the higher end insurance gigs, especially from AD upward, they have FAR greater ceiling than 90% of the typical jobs that involve plants, mills, and warehouses. Maybe once I can stick a few thousand back in the bank, I can take the insurance risk again.

Dude - done told ya that peeps are in your area to help. Quit being so dramatic - grow a pair!

 

[goillini52]

Dude - done told ya that peeps are in your area to help. Quit being so dramatic - grow a pair!

You tell him to grow a pair while typing in PINK.

You're killing me Tom!!!

 

[myinsurebiz]

You tell him to grow a pair while typing in PINK.

You're killing me Tom!!!

Bahahahahaha

 

[DHK]

'Tis the season to post this one:

 

[Rearden]

after some deliberation, I have decided to retain my state life and health licenses. Even though it didn’t workout with Torchmark, perhaps down the road I can get on with a different company and see success. I would probably have to be retrained to some extent, but hopefully it would be a little more comprehensive. Training with liberty National just seemed incredibly rushed.

I like the idea of helping people, and of course if you hit it right and persist, there is a healthy career to be had in the insurance business. I can tell you the higher end insurance gigs, especially from AD upward, they have FAR greater ceiling than 90% of the typical jobs that involve plants, mills, and warehouses. Maybe once I can stick a few thousand back in the bank, I can take the insurance risk again.

You could contact a few places. One Life has done (not sure currently) free lead programs for agents. There are also a few other agencies out of La Grange, Georgia, that may be able to help with lead costs. Also look up Paramount Benefits in Georgia.

 

[Abrasax]

after some deliberation, I have decided to retain my state life and health licenses. Even though it didn’t workout with Torchmark, perhaps down the road I can get on with a different company and see success. I would probably have to be retrained to some extent, but hopefully it would be a little more comprehensive. Training with liberty National just seemed incredibly rushed.

I like the idea of helping people, and of course if you hit it right and persist, there is a healthy career to be had in the insurance business. I can tell you the higher end insurance gigs, especially from AD upward, they have FAR greater ceiling than 90% of the typical jobs that involve plants, mills, and warehouses. Maybe once I can stick a few thousand back in the bank, I can take the insurance risk again.

Half the difficulty with an insurance career is finding a process that feels natural enough for you to ignore everything else and floor it. You have to get smacked around a little but once you find a situation that's actually a good match for you, you'll know. At least that's how it worked for me.

 

[billyb]

I worked a debit with Liberty National from 1977 to 1991. Not the same company as it was then.

 

[DayTimer]

You tell him to grow a pair while typing in PINK.

You're killing me Tom!!!

You missed this:

I always color my font the color of the panties I'm wearing that day

 

[myinsurebiz]

You could contact a few places. One Life has done (not sure currently) free lead programs for agents. There are also a few other agencies out of La Grange, Georgia, that may be able to help with lead costs. Also look up Paramount Benefits in Georgia.

One Life does have the Career side which provides leads with lower comp.

Paramount is a nice FMO. They sell a lot of CFG . . .