One of the most underrated things no one talks about is the responsibility of being 1099. You’re your own boss so it can be easy to get distracted or get lazy. I know bc I struggled w it at first. You gotta hold yourself accountable
I take my test Friday I’m 20 years old… I’m literally going to give it 200% 12+ hours a day 7 days a week… I already work 16 hours a day working two full time jobs. I’m so excited.
I tried life insurance sales for about 6 months. I sold 4 apps out of about 120 appointments. I'd love to go into this business full time, but a 50% close ratio seems to be too far out of reach for me.
If you only submitted 4 apps out of that many sits, there is something fundamentally wrong with whatever your presentation is. Probably to no fault of your own, but there’s just no way. I’m brand new in this industry and i’ve submitted 2 apps out of maybe 10 sits? And they were both on the fly door knocks btw
You said something fundamental. It seems to be out of reach for YOU. You've got to update your mindset and your skill set. With the right practice and skill set and mentally you should definitely see a much higher close ratio. With countless hours of training I've just hit my first 5 figure month in January after 3 months.
@@MsGenerationalWealthBuilder I'm just getting into this space, is there anyway I can reach out to you to learn any key takeaways from your first three months? It's so awesome to hear that people are thriving!!!
I'm at the end of my first week as an agent in life insurance for eight states, and even though I'm following the script and doing the rebuttals I cannot seem to close anything.
Looking to sell life insurance. I am weary about joining a company that doesn't align with my values. I live in Florida and am looking for some resources or recommendations for finding a good company. Thanks for all the content !!!
I'm wondering if you wanted to be my business partner? If our values align of course, let me know. I just started the pre-licensure and now I am studying for my Life Insurance Producer exam. I found a great company that I am now with. I'm looking for a serious partner to pair up with. Willing to Zoom.
@noahfernandez9235 Honestly, I am sorry to say the company I got involved with had many red flags which caused me to be discouraged. I did not keep with it.
Hey guys, How do you apply those recommendations in this economy's where some banks are troubled for the people's money. I think we're going through a new 2008, though time. Please explain your thoughts in this regard. How we invest our resources in this instability market. Thanks
I recently, like last week, passed my test. I am 49. The videos I watched so far talk about the new agent being young. I don't see anything about the almost, not quite, getting old but not old person. lol. We could use a lot of help! Thank you.
1. you take a life insurance prep course 2. Pass that course then take life insurance exam through your state 3. Pass the exam get your producer license 4. Acquire E&O insurance for yourself as a producer 5. Getting contracted with insurance carriers 6. Getting familiar with the products you offer as well practicing sales scripts & objections I’m reality trying to get that “Fast” takes investing into your self, being disciplined, consistent action on your part. Use your current free time even with 60hr/week to get into it
Working 60hrs a week, I assume you have a few hours if vacation? Take a week, finish the course, schedule your exam realistically in a month you could be on your way to writing business. Happy sales 🥳
Wondering if your numbers are so high because they're based on 100 percent commissions. This seems quite high compared to some companies that I'm interested in working with.
This scenario implies that it will be like this out of the gate in the insurance industry. Not true. 100% comp? 100% of what the carrier will pay. It’s not the same for every carrier or product. Graded products are 40% less. There is a learning curve and realistically it can take 6 months to a year or more to get the kind of traction you guys are talking about. And there’s a 92% failure rate. If all of this was the case from day one, everyone would be doing it and succeeding. My process has been way less glorious than this. That I can tell you. I believe in the industry and have finally stumbled into a workable process. But, it’s been a journey. It’s not all fluff.
the reason why 92% fail is because very few people actually believe in the law of large numbers. so many buy leads one time, and waste to much time trying to squeeze juice from pulp. a great company and great mentors fix this mindset.
I’d say it varies from person to person. Being in the right system aka with the right team also plays a key part obv. I think the main reason why so many agents fail is bc they’re getting recruited by ppl who can’t even sell themselves or lead. Pretty sad and reason why insurance gets a bad rep.
One of the most underrated things no one talks about is the responsibility of being 1099. You’re your own boss so it can be easy to get distracted or get lazy. I know bc I struggled w it at first. You gotta hold yourself accountable
I can’t wait to get into this business. I’m 19 just graduated and im going to go all out. Can’t wait until I get my license
How’s your process going now?
How are things going now??
@@lvltht bro isn't doing good
How is it going?
Got my text exam next week! Excited for the journey 🔥
Absolutely obtainable! Was in the sales & customer service space for a short period of time!
When investing in leads. How can I tell which lead companies are good companies? What's the average monthly cost?
Listening from Kenya🇰🇪
Where do we find a lead generation company that is reputable?
bump
lead2client is really good. cody askins is doing lead gen for agents. its all about getting in the right ecosystem.
I take my test Friday I’m 20 years old… I’m literally going to give it 200% 12+ hours a day 7 days a week… I already work 16 hours a day working two full time jobs. I’m so excited.
Did you pass?
I did indeed pass@@carlosaguirre3799
Boom let's go.
@devncross how’s it going?
he's likely too busy to remember posting this haha.
I tried life insurance sales for about 6 months. I sold 4 apps out of about 120 appointments. I'd love to go into this business full time, but a 50% close ratio seems to be too far out of reach for me.
If you only submitted 4 apps out of that many sits, there is something fundamentally wrong with whatever your presentation is. Probably to no fault of your own, but there’s just no way. I’m brand new in this industry and i’ve submitted 2 apps out of maybe 10 sits? And they were both on the fly door knocks btw
You said something fundamental. It seems to be out of reach for YOU. You've got to update your mindset and your skill set. With the right practice and skill set and mentally you should definitely see a much higher close ratio. With countless hours of training I've just hit my first 5 figure month in January after 3 months.
@@MsGenerationalWealthBuilder I'm just getting into this space, is there anyway I can reach out to you to learn any key takeaways from your first three months? It's so awesome to hear that people are thriving!!!
are u still doing awesome?
Is it take home $100K , or you sold 100K and only took home 30-40K ?.Thank you for your honesty.
I'm at the end of my first week as an agent in life insurance for eight states, and even though I'm following the script and doing the rebuttals I cannot seem to close anything.
Hang in there. Look up ideas on TH-cam on what others are doing. You got this!!
@@CarolinaOats i actually ended up doing that and was STILL fired from that job back on April 19th I now have another job
Is it possible in Canada (Toronto)?
Looking to sell life insurance. I am weary about joining a company that doesn't align with my values. I live in Florida and am looking for some resources or recommendations for finding a good company. Thanks for all the content !!!
I'm wondering if you wanted to be my business partner? If our values align of course, let me know. I just started the pre-licensure and now I am studying for my Life Insurance Producer exam. I found a great company that I am now with. I'm looking for a serious partner to pair up with. Willing to Zoom.
@IdentityIAm111 HI I am also working on my license looking to network if you don't mind me asking were are you from?
@@IdentityIAm111are you still doing this?
Leads are the issue. Hard to find reliable sources of decent leads.
Two words... Jack Life
Just started my liscensing!
How’s it going?
@noahfernandez9235 Honestly, I am sorry to say the company I got involved with had many red flags which caused me to be discouraged. I did not keep with it.
@@mjc-thatsme5669oh nooo that stinks. Do you still have your license?
do you have canadian version or do you accept Canadian students?
I can help you if you would like to join 😉 by the way I'm from edmonton alberta
@@afrahhayget6930 are you a member of the academy?
Hey guys, How do you apply those recommendations in this economy's where some banks are troubled for the people's money. I think we're going through a new 2008, though time. Please explain your thoughts in this regard. How we invest our resources in this instability market. Thanks
I recently, like last week, passed my test. I am 49. The videos I watched so far talk about the new agent being young. I don't see anything about the almost, not quite, getting old but not old person. lol. We could use a lot of help! Thank you.
So what’s the system
Am in kenya and actually trying
If i may ask can we have a Whatsapp group for financial advisors or if it is existing can i be added
I have been in for a while and would love to know more.
so good!!
wow... this is mind blowing
How fast can you make $2500 a week if you already have a 60hour a week job?
1. you take a life insurance prep course
2. Pass that course then take life insurance exam through your state
3. Pass the exam get your producer license
4. Acquire E&O insurance for yourself as a producer
5. Getting contracted with insurance carriers
6. Getting familiar with the products you offer as well practicing sales scripts & objections
I’m reality trying to get that “Fast” takes investing into your self, being disciplined, consistent action on your part. Use your current free time even with 60hr/week to get into it
Working 60hrs a week, I assume you have a few hours if vacation? Take a week, finish the course, schedule your exam realistically in a month you could be on your way to writing business. Happy sales 🥳
Wondering if your numbers are so high because they're based on 100 percent commissions. This seems quite high compared to some companies that I'm interested in working with.
@@dennismason1187 then youre interested in the wrong companies.
Why do you need to buy leads. Go talk to people, that is free leads.
Kenya
You go through with it?
This scenario implies that it will be like this out of the gate in the insurance industry. Not true. 100% comp? 100% of what the carrier will pay. It’s not the same for every carrier or product. Graded products are 40% less. There is a learning curve and realistically it can take 6 months to a year or more to get the kind of traction you guys are talking about. And there’s a 92% failure rate. If all of this was the case from day one, everyone would be doing it and succeeding. My process has been way less glorious than this. That I can tell you. I believe in the industry and have finally stumbled into a workable process. But, it’s been a journey. It’s not all fluff.
the reason why 92% fail is because very few people actually believe in the law of large numbers. so many buy leads one time, and waste to much time trying to squeeze juice from pulp. a great company and great mentors fix this mindset.
I’d say it varies from person to person. Being in the right system aka with the right team also plays a key part obv. I think the main reason why so many agents fail is bc they’re getting recruited by ppl who can’t even sell themselves or lead. Pretty sad and reason why insurance gets a bad rep.
Not I use science, you use magic?
please get to the point
31:27 I would love to get in contact with someone from @the Life insurance academy
what's. your comp 10% lol 2500$ a week