Gosh, that sounds like the insurance business . . .
Low capital outlay to start, promise of great wealth, flexible hours, market to your friends and family . . .
The burnout rate for life insurance sales agents is high. More than 90% of new agents quit the business within the first year. The rate increases to greater than 95% when extended to five years.
Several factors cause so many life insurance agents to leave the business. The most common is they simply cannot make a living. The vast majority of life insurance sales jobs are straight commission. That means no base salary—not even minimum wage—and no benefits.
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is a lot different than losing money.they simply cannot make a living.