Perfect Example Of Why You Should Door Knock Your Leads

[NSRH]

Going bankrupt isn't an accomplishment. I like to read business books written by people who didn't go bankrupt.

How about being contracted under someone who's declared bankruptcy?

 

[NSRH]

Whatever dude. We know what the deal is and we know you're wrong. But it doesn't matter. Follow Kiyosaki as far down that hole as you want to. None of us really care. However, one thing you can't do is push your new found ignorance on us!

"We" is 7 of you.

I'll continue to train people to run a business...

If the Indy "Business Model" was such a success the turn over wouldn't be through the roof...

FE can be done profitably... most IMOs don't know how to teach agents how to do it...

The ones that pad their agents pocketbooks are the ones that will continue to grow, the others will hang around the forum all day trying to pick up new agents...

 

[NSRH]

Completely 1000% agree. Having proper methodologies is like using a fulcrum or a pulley to get certain jobs done.

Anthony Melchiorri of Travel Channel's Hotel: Impossible show often refers to the hotel business being "systems of systems". Without systems (or for us - model methods) you cannot succeed if you're reinventing the wheel every time.



Anyway, I know some of you guys have beef with @NSRH. I'm not going to get in the middle of that because I don't have knowledge on that. But for bringing up Kiyosaki, regardless of his business success, I've found value in his books.

It's a personal thing for many... they can't see past their emotions.

 

[NSRH]

Going bankrupt isn't an accomplishment. I like to read business books written by people who didn't go bankrupt.

But you'll contract under them?

 

[Todd King]

"We" is 7 of you.

I'll continue to train people to run a business...

If the Indy "Business Model" was such a success the turn over wouldn't be through the roof...

FE can be done profitably... most IMOs don't know how to teach agents how to do it...

The ones that pad their agents pocketbooks are the ones that will continue to grow, the others will hang around the forum all day trying to pick up new agents...

Do you even understand why there is such a turnover? Do you even for one second get it? You run a call center where you give out "jobs". We offer an opportunity, not a job. However, when it comes to most people, they really have no business running a business! This is why they fail for the most part. It's not all about the training like you probably think it is. Too much info out there nowadays for an agent not to succeed if it was just training.

Most people are lazy. Lazy people don't do well running a business, sole proprietorship, whatever you want to call it. They don't have the tenacity that it takes.

So you see Ramiz, please stop thinking that you are the all being master of FE and how to run a business. Your lead business was a failure, so don't act like you are all that.

 

[HoosierLife]

But you'll contract under them?

Whatcha saying there? I'm not good at reading between the lines.

 

[WinoBlues]

Kind of like" I like heroes who weren't captured"?

I was thinking the same thing.

 

[DayTimer]

How about being contracted under someone who's declared bankruptcy?

I do not know to whom you are referring but my view of the insurance business is this: If the insurance companies, after their vetting process, decided to contract with someone who had a bankruptcy in the past, then I have no problem likewise doing so.

You see, bankruptcy happens to good and honest people, especially given that many of those good and honest people got taken down during the greatest multi-generational financial crisis in almost 100 years.

But bankruptcy is also the tool of fraudsters and charlatans and cheats. Folks like Trump and Kiyosaki use bankruptcy to get out of paying bills - specifically, in Kiyosaki's case, to renege on payments due to employees (often commission based salespeople) who traded labor for payment. That is wrong. That is lower than low. And then to hold themselves out as experts whose advice is applicable to the general public is just plain hypocrisy.

 

[DayTimer]

I was thinking the same thing.

It was intentional. Trump likes heroes who weren't captured and likes to portray his business bankruptcies as the intelligent manipulation of the capital markets. I'd rather take business advice from someone capable of building and growing a business that did not depend on protection from creditors to keep one's personal balance sheet afloat.

 

[WinoBlues]

I hang out with a lot of people that care about POW MIAs.

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