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- 4,686
Sounds like a match made in heaven.
- 4,686
It's likely he's already out of the business.
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The overwhelming majority (>95%) wash out of the business quickly, and become a mere statistic. When a newbie has such rudimentary questions as they did, chances are they didn't go in with their eyes fully opened..
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"Oh my moonlightandmargaritas, that does not sound very encouraging"
Don't take this the wrong way, but you sound like a shrinking violet to me.
The statistics are the statistics. People who don't have a plan going into this endeavor, will typically fail.
Your success is not typically going to be based on which FMO you choose, but on YOURSELF and your work ethic.
That said, in my view, choosing to go with someone who (per their website) focuses mainly on Medicare Advantage, is a puzzling one to me. If selling Medicare Advantage is what you truly want to do, more power to you.
Don't take this the wrong way, but you sound like a shrinking violet to me.
The statistics are the statistics. People who don't have a plan going into this endeavor, will typically fail.
Your success is not typically going to be based on which FMO you choose, but on YOURSELF and your work ethic.
That said, in my view, choosing to go with someone who (per their website) focuses mainly on Medicare Advantage, is a puzzling one to me. If selling Medicare Advantage is what you truly want to do, more power to you.
I am not a shrinking violet, I have a very strong work ethic and held very professional jobs in the past along with owning my own business for 10 years and retiring from the military. You have to join an FMO at some point to get started, Medicare Advantage/Supps is a start, then perhaps onto other insurances. One thing at a time. I am used to working mega hours as I did when I owned my business then sold it, I will continue to work hard.
