Quit Trying To
Re-invent The Wheel!

Are you trying to develop your own life
insurance and/or Annuity marketing and sales system? Why?
How much time and money are you going to invest, (and waste) using
the trial and error approach, trying
to develop your own life insurance or Annuity marketing and sales system, when it's already
been done for you? You might want to follow the advice from two
very successful agency builders.
We (Jeremy and Lew) just spent four very exciting days at the Empress Hotel in exclusive La Jolla,
California, training 12 extremely successful agency builders/managers with
Wealth Financial Life Insurance Services, Inc. (IMO)
These agency managers are responsible for recruiting, training and
supporting over 4,000 financial advisors in Southern California.
Arsy Grindulo Jr.
(CEO) and Alvin Reyes (Director) of
WFLife decided to highly recommend the Found
Money Management, Life Insurance Marketing and Sales System for
each of their agents, and have us to train their managers and
agents on the system after meeting with us in Atlanta,
reviewing our specialized system, and personally attending our
Advanced Fact-Finding
Techniques Sales Skills Boot Camp
in February, 2009.
"After extensive research and working for almost a year to
gather all of the
information and tools we needed to create
our own life insurance marketing, prospecting and
sales system, we stumbled upon the Insurance Pro Shop.
They already have exactly what we were trying to create." said
Alvin Reyes, "It doesn't make much sense for us to spend our time
and money and wait another year trying to re-invent the wheel, when
they have already it done it all, and we can implement it
immediately
to help our agents."

Arsy Grindulo Jr. stated, "Most of the IMOs, agencies and agents
across the country are struggling with their life insurance marketing, prospecting
and sales programs in this troubled economy, especially here in hard hit
California. Many of
the
agents and managers we work with have purchased sales systems,
attended training courses with other groups and have been very dissatisfied
with the overall sales results. Our primary objective
is to enhance our agents' business opportunities and professional
development by providing them with the
intensive marketing, prospecting and sales training they need, and
then giving them the very best in broker support.
That is why we've associated ourselves with Lew
and Jeremy Nason,
of the Insurance Pro Shop. They
have put together a comprehensive life insurance marketing and sales
system and training program that if studied and followed has already
proven to produce consistent positive results.
It gets back to the real basics and keeps it simple, so that no
matter what the agents experience level, they will succeed."
After
attending our two day intensive training course, all 12
of the WFLife managers made a commitment to introduce the
programs to their agents, have them purchase the system, and then,
starting in September of 2009, attend quarterly training in La Jolla. Many of those
managers are making arrangements
to personally attend and bring agents to our
Advanced Fact-Finding Techniques
Sales Skills Boot Camp, in Atlanta, in July of 2009.
Here is a comment from one attendee..."This Boot Camp should be
mandatory for agents who are serious in doing and succeeding in this
business!" Tess Reyes, (10 years in business)
Yours In Success,
Lew and Jeremy Nason
'The 9 Out Of 10 Guys'
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Message
to Financial Advisors…
You have a great opportunity to
really help your prospects to weather this last financial storm and
help them to enjoy a rich financial life now and in the future.
People need and want your help to achieve the financial security
they’ve been dreaming about and deserve. But, you can't
help them if you can't get in front of them or close the sale! When
are you going to get back to the marketing and sales basics, and start actually helping
people, instead of just trying to make a sale? Jeremy
and Lew Nason