Those of You that Travel to Sell FE

[Agentguy5]

It had to be a down south thing where the people
are ready when the 30 day leads are in dream land.Up here in Raven land, you drop. ,you get,
and when you call "Oh I never sent that card in,
or they stand you up or maybe you get the appointment after a few trys. I guess you spend
1k for a 3000 drop and do it that way.Why do you
think there is a 115% contract, because it's easy.
I know all the regulars on here from the South can't wait to knowledge how smart and successful they are and that no one in the FE
market struggles at all.

My experience is that aged leads work the best in primarily African American communities that are NOT in the middle of a major metro.

Even in the areas that I work I get a lot of people that deny sending in the card even when I show it to them and tell them that I know it's their handwriting "which I don't" and then I sell them insurance.

Nope, I'm not very smart
Yep, I'm kinda successful
Yes, my wife and I struggled big-time during our learning curve

Unfortunately, even with street level contracts agent are failing out of this business for a variety of reasons.

If we can make it, anyone can!

 

[lifelic1979]

I would say that's the best post I've never read.

I told you I'd work on it.

Nevertheless, that's just my way of life. It's all about staying level with the attitude and mindset. It's about seeing the good while you are in the midst of the bad. If anyone does that, then they can ride through stuff they never thought possible. That includes, personally and professionally.

BTW, if that roller coaster is up, I like to ride it there as long as possible. I just don't buy a return ticket. That's where the attitude has to come in to keep you level.

 

[pcbinsurance]

You did notice, I said "I would say that's the best post I've never read."

 

[goillini52]

I told you I'd work on it.

Nevertheless, that's just my way of life. It's all about staying level with the attitude and mindset. It's about seeing the good while you are in the midst of the bad. If anyone does that, then they can ride through stuff they never thought possible. That includes, personally and professionally.

BTW, if that roller coaster is up, I like to ride it there as long as possible. I just don't buy a return ticket. That's where the attitude has to come in to keep you level.

You're on a roll Lifelicizzle. Keep it up!

 

[lifelic1979]

You did notice, I said "I would say that's the best post I've never read."

Yes, but evidently you noticed I said "I would work on it" or you would not be responding now.

By the time you read this, I'm sure you curiosity got to you, and you read it.

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You're on a roll Lifelicizzle. Keep it up!

Thanks, Goillini. I think we'll just keep rolling along.

 

[Bishop Don Shizzle]

I would say that's the best post I've never read.

Damn PCB, you can't read?! Lol

 

[pcbinsurance]

He knows I would never ignore him. I've never ignored anyone here. I'm here for entertainment purposes mostly and his analogies and misstatements are humorous. He's taken a pretty good amount of grief from others and has withstood it and is seemingly coming around.
He's sort of like Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver. He says the right stuff usually but you never quite think he's telling the truth all the time.

 

[goillini52]

He knows I would never ignore him. I've never ignored anyone here. I'm here for entertainment purposes mostly and his analogies and misstatements are humorous. He's taken a pretty good amount of grief from others and has withstood it and is seemingly coming around.
He's sort of like Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver. He says the right stuff usually but you never quite think he's telling the truth all the time.

Eddie Haskell was my favorite on that show!

 

[lifelic1979]

He knows I would never ignore him. I've never ignored anyone here. I'm here for entertainment purposes mostly and his analogies and misstatements are humorous. He's taken a pretty good amount of grief from others and has withstood it and is seemingly coming around.
He's sort of like Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver. He says the right stuff usually but you never quite think he's telling the truth all the time.

LOL, that's just to let you know your posts are for my entertainment too.

I may not own a tv, but I had one in those days. I remember Eddie Haskell.

"but you never quite think he's telling the truth all the time."
I know. The misstatements always leave you guessing.

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My wife and I ate at a Chinese restaurant. I was thinking of PCB when I got my fortune cookie. t said:
"Your mentality is alert, practical, and analytical."

 

[Norwayguy]

I told you I'd work on it.

Nevertheless, that's just my way of life. It's all about staying level with the attitude and mindset. It's about seeing the good while you are in the midst of the bad. If anyone does that, then they can ride through stuff they never thought possible. That includes, personally and professionally.

BTW, if that roller coaster is up, I like to ride it there as long as possible. I just don't buy a return ticket. That's where the attitude has to come in to keep you level.

You must like boring roller coster rides.......all up hill