
Master Your Sales Scripts - Review proven phone scripts that book appointments and handle objections with confidence
Set Up Your Lead Strategy - Establish call targets, appointment goals, and activity metrics to track your progress
Define Your Daily Goals - Online quote requests from people actively searching for coverage right now
Plan Your Career Path - Discuss your income goals, timeline, and the steps needed to build your agency
Don't Wing It - New agents who improvise struggle. Follow the script exactly until you've made 100+ calls and know what works
Practice Out Loud - Read the scripts to yourself, your spouse, your mentor. The words should feel natural before you dial
Handle Objections Confidently - Scripts include proven responses to "I need to think about it," "I can't afford it," and every other objection
Adapt as You Grow - Once you're consistently booking appointments, customize the scripts to match your personality and style


Go Beyond Surface Answers - "What would happen to your family if you were to die tomorrow?" Make them really think about it & ask follow up questions.
Listen for Pain Points - Are they worried about leaving debt to their spouse? Protecting their kids' future? Not being a burden? That's their real motivation
Ask Open-Ended Questions - What's most important to you about protecting your family?" "What keeps you up at night financially?" "If we could solve one concern today, what would it be?"
Connect Emotionally - Once you understand their why, every product recommendation ties back to solving their specific pain point
Gather Key Financial Information - Income, debts, mortgage balance, existing coverage, dependents, and financial goals
Identify Coverage Gaps - Use their answers to show where they're under-protected or overpaying for the wrong coverage
Build Trust Through Process - Taking time to ask questions shows you care about getting it right, not just making a sale
Guide the Recommendation - Their answers tell you exactly which product (term, IUL, final expense, annuity) fits their situation


Step1: "Go ahead and write down my name and today's date." (Pause and let them do it)
Step 2: "How do you usually keep track of your appointments? Google Calendar? Your phone?" (Wait for their answer)
Step 3: "Perfect—let's add it right now while I'm on the phone with you. Go ahead and put [Date/Time] in your calendar." (Stay on the line while they do it)
Step 4: "And make sure your spouse is present, this decision affects both of you." (If applicable)
Step 5: "Great! Can I count on you 100% to be there for this appointment?" (Get verbal commitment)
Step 6: "One more thing, write down my license number: [Your License #]. I'll see you [Day/Time]."