That's the Pajama Man, and it's not a joke, it's actually $5K, I couldn't justify charging an individual that.
For any sales training to work, it must be effective, affordable and have set forth realistic expectations.
And yes, while we all give free advice on here, it'll take you a year (or longer) to learn what you can learn in a few weeks by hiring a trainer. Any trainer, not specifically speaking about myself. Why do large companies hire outside trainers and experts? It must work in some manner, as long as they're legit.
That's the Pajama Man, and it's not a joke, it's actually $5K, I couldn't justify charging an individual that.
For any sales training to work, it must be effective, affordable and have set forth realistic expectations.
And yes, while we all give free advice on here, it'll take you a year (or longer) to learn what you can learn in a few weeks by hiring a trainer. Any trainer, not specifically speaking about myself. Why do large companies hire outside trainers and experts? It must work in some manner, as long as they're legit.
My 21 yr. old son is about 2/3 the way through Rob's training. He started with just a very (and I mean very) basic knowledge of insurance - and virtually zero knowledge of how to sell it.
Rob was nice enough to allow me to join the training session and I have to say that he's terrific. I did not realize just how much more productive I could be. In fact, I sold a number of policies where I might not have previously due to his teaching. So the net cost of his training has been zero.
My son is to the point of role playing and I have no doubt that he'll be successful much sooner than if he had learned to sell insurance the way I did - trial and error.
I have suggested to a number of new (and seasoned) agents that to spend some money to really learn to sell insurance is money more than well spent. Not all of us had the benefit of being captive, having a mentor, etc. to help us learn to sell productively. Rob is the real deal.
Lastly, I've been working with Chumps to see if he can obtain a discount for his association members - or at least for his charter members.
Rick
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Training, Community, Support, and Success Independent Life Insurance Agents Assn rick@iliaa.org
I would almost bet that after two weeks of 250/calls a day that you will be so busy that it will be almost impossible to continue the calls..... Do it anyway....
Best wishes to your Wife.
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Tim
Warnerins.com
Correct, internally. Leadership ship starts at the top and trickles down, whether it's positive or negative.
I was referring to companies trying to get their team to do better, not ones led by greedy execs flying a round in jets asking for a hand out, while running the company into the ground.
Originally Posted by moonlightandmargaritas
Nope, not joking.
No validity? If you look around, big businesses of all sorts are suffering/dying because of poor choices/mismanagement...
So what if you work really hard at selling insurance but just plan suck at it but you do want to do well and you try hard.
What should you do?? QUit? Life coach?? Sales classes??
Thanks for input
Do a google search for 'emotional direct response marketing' - it has meant all the difference for me and numerous other friends.
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