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I seem to remember you mentioned a new quoting system, I think. Maybe it was Newby. If so could you pm me a link please.
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I seem to remember you mentioned a new quoting system, I think. Maybe it was Newby. If so could you pm me a link please.
InsuranceGuy29
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This post has that “I just got out of my first MLM pyramid scheme meeting, I’m REALLY pumped up, I CAN DO IT, and anyone that can’t is lazy!!!!!” vibe.
I will have to agree with vis a vis, and double entendre, however, I hope that your annoyance at de facto is not subsumed under all latin phrases. I've heard a couple of others used on this board, but very few.
Most annoying thing I've found is to hear people give bad info., after stating they have 20+ years of experience. I'm only thinking it didn't teach them anything, but most people are too polite to say anything.
You misunderstand the term "20 years experience" . That often means they have one years experience repeated 20 times.
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Ooooooh. That's a good one. I'm going to remember that one and use it.
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InsuranceGuy29
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So you're basically saying you're just lazy?
Working smart, not hard, since 1999.
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Wish I could reply, but as of late I've been doing a lot of protesting and haven't been producing.
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1. Neg-aholics
2. New agents who ignore advice from experienced agents
3. Calls from FMO/IMO/GA with whatever pitch they have at the moment. Similarly, marketing companies with the latest magical marketing tactic which supposedly eliminates all the work normally done to bring in business.
4. Sales trainers who sold for a year then became a trainer who thinks they can tell you how to sell. Similarly, marketing reps who throw features and benefits at you as if that's what clients buy.
5. Ex-agents / poorly motivated agents / agents who ignore good advice and help - who complain about leads, clients, carriers, underwriting, or about anything else that high producing agents deal with anyways.
2. New agents who ignore advice from experienced agents
3. Calls from FMO/IMO/GA with whatever pitch they have at the moment. Similarly, marketing companies with the latest magical marketing tactic which supposedly eliminates all the work normally done to bring in business.
4. Sales trainers who sold for a year then became a trainer who thinks they can tell you how to sell. Similarly, marketing reps who throw features and benefits at you as if that's what clients buy.
5. Ex-agents / poorly motivated agents / agents who ignore good advice and help - who complain about leads, clients, carriers, underwriting, or about anything else that high producing agents deal with anyways.
1. People who drag at a green light, then take off as it's about to turn red, leaving you stopped.
2. When you're ready to do something outdoors, and it starts pouring down rain, and you're stuck indoors.
3. When you go to get that last piece of cake, and you found that somebody beat you to it.
4. When you could have sworn there was another beer in the cooler, and there's nothing there but a lacroix.
5. If you can handle the above 4, insurance sales is a "piece of cake".
2. When you're ready to do something outdoors, and it starts pouring down rain, and you're stuck indoors.
3. When you go to get that last piece of cake, and you found that somebody beat you to it.
4. When you could have sworn there was another beer in the cooler, and there's nothing there but a lacroix.
5. If you can handle the above 4, insurance sales is a "piece of cake".
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