Today marks day 30 of selling life insurance

Today marks day 30 of selling life insurance and I'm gonna tell you guys everything I've learned in the past 30 days, along with the money and numbers I've made, the amount of dial stress, etcetera. So the average life insurance agent should be making about 300 dials a day, whether it's warm leads, referrals or old leads or you're purchasing new leads. Um, you're supposed to be dialing at least 300 a day and booking as many appointments as possible while also collecting those referrals. Day alone I did about 150 dials. We booked about seven appointments. We had three people show up to those appointments, two people told us they're not interested. And we sold one policy to a very nice young lady for about 202 dollars a month I believe. And that netted about 1500 dollars ALP and then that put about 1500 dollars in my pocket. Stone cold profit. After about 30 days in the industry, I've learned that it is not for everybody. If you're not willing to take those nos and wait until you can turn them into a yes, then this is just not for you. Yes, you can make a shit ton of money selling life insurance. And in my first 30 days, I think I've made about six or seven thousand dollars profit and done about almost 15,000 ALP. But you know, you have to have the ability to turn those nos into yeses and just wait for that sale to come. Because if you let the nos, you know, consume you, and you know, you fall into your emotions, then you know, you're never gonna be profitable and make money in this industry. Make sure to follow along as I'm going to keep updating this throughout my sales journey within the life insurance industry, you know, as I recruit new people to work with me, and you know, I train and coach people. If you have any questions about the industry, money, profit, number, stress, etcetera, make sure to leave them below and follow for more.