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Life Lessons
Here are some of the lessons I have learned over my career:
- TANSTAAFL, or There Ain’t No Such Thing As A Free Lunch.
- The best kind of life insurance is the kind that is inforce when you need it. All other arguments come in a very distant second place.
- Life insurance is like a parachute. If you don’t have it on and in place when you need it, you won’t ever need it again.
- Beware of bargains in parachutes, fire extinguishers, life preservers, brain surgery and life insurance.
- The premium is not the problem. The premium is the solution to the problem.
- One-size-fits-all solutions are amateur-night-at-the-arena. The same is true of one-solution-fits-all financial strategies.
- There is a difference between a bargain and a good value.
- It is so difficult to live within one’s income. How can the survivors live without one?
- Nobody thinks this is his or her last day.
- A critic is one who hides in the hills while the battle is going on, then later comes down and shoots and loots the wounded.
- People who know nothing about life insurance buy permanent life insurance. People who know a little about life insurance buy term life insurance. People who know a lot about life insurance buy permanent life insurance.
I would like to apply for the job as your life insurance agent. Can we talk?
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