<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Chet:
My wife and I are both life insurance agents.
I have been doing that for two years, and she has been doing it for two weeks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Where did you take your testing to become an agent? Insurance Testing Corp (now Experior Testing) has sites in JefCity, St Louis, Springfield. Been to all of them.
While a missionary pastor here in Wyoming, I set up the first (and only) testing site for our state back in 92-96. They still call me in a few days a year to meeting with the Board of Insurance Commissioners and to cover for the gal now running things.
Loved meeting these happy, outgoing folks that would be selling insurance soon. And consoling those who didn't hit 70%.
As a missionary to new churches, reviving dying works, and on the reservation, it was an eye-opening blessing.
I also <UL TYPE=SQUARE><LI>adjunct prof of philosophy at local university<LI>director of mission work for ifb in Wyoming<LI>president of our local baptist camp<LI>run a counseling ministry in my wife's clinic<LI>do bookkeeping for said clinic<LI>have about 100 weddings and funerals (and all the counseling sessions, etc)<LI>pulpit supply<LI>itinerant bible conferences, preaching all over the world<LI>President of our small reformed baptist seminary/grad program[/list]And spend too much time of the BaptistBoard and the Fundamentalist Forum!
My wife and I are both life insurance agents.
I have been doing that for two years, and she has been doing it for two weeks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Where did you take your testing to become an agent? Insurance Testing Corp (now Experior Testing) has sites in JefCity, St Louis, Springfield. Been to all of them.
While a missionary pastor here in Wyoming, I set up the first (and only) testing site for our state back in 92-96. They still call me in a few days a year to meeting with the Board of Insurance Commissioners and to cover for the gal now running things.
Loved meeting these happy, outgoing folks that would be selling insurance soon. And consoling those who didn't hit 70%.
As a missionary to new churches, reviving dying works, and on the reservation, it was an eye-opening blessing.
I also <UL TYPE=SQUARE><LI>adjunct prof of philosophy at local university<LI>director of mission work for ifb in Wyoming<LI>president of our local baptist camp<LI>run a counseling ministry in my wife's clinic<LI>do bookkeeping for said clinic<LI>have about 100 weddings and funerals (and all the counseling sessions, etc)<LI>pulpit supply<LI>itinerant bible conferences, preaching all over the world<LI>President of our small reformed baptist seminary/grad program[/list]And spend too much time of the BaptistBoard and the Fundamentalist Forum!