I Just Want to Sell Insurance Ugghh Frustrated

[LGilmore]

Pretty much you should focus on a place that offers training. You know you're required to carry malpractice insurance for a reason. If you don't know what you're doing...

This isn't really a quick buck business. Once in a while that happens, then the next day comes and what have you sold. What have you got set aside to finance your business? Do you have 6 months in reserve to get your business started?

It's a lot more than just the desire to sell insurance and make money. Everybody has that, what do you have beyond that?

 

[bboman23]

Memphis tn. ....,

I can give you what you need to be successful. What you do with it will be up to you. I've worked Memphis a lot. Welcome to hit me up.

[email protected]

 

[Cokey30]

I can give you what you need to be successful. What you do with it will be up to you. I've worked Memphis a lot. Welcome to hit me up.

[email protected]

I sent you a email thanks

 

[cottonland]

If you're wanting to specialize in a p&c niche, pm me. Tn, Ar, Mo, Ms

 

[toolbelt]

Waste of money.. You are not going to get any real training and by the time you catch on, your upline has already written all your warm market.

Primerica has the worst training record bar none, possibly because their priority is to focus on recruiting, and secondly their single captive term product. Plus you'll be asked to attend twice weekly training/opportunity (rah/rah) meetings each week amounting to 30 hrs a month alone. You'll be solicited to buy their products and subscribe for online access, etc.

 

[DanicaB]

If I already have a strong sells background what else can being captive offer besides product training

Besides product training? Mentoring. You'll be lucky enough to have a veteran guide guide you, especially in dealing with clients from different walks of life. And moreover, opportunities to build your own referral network.