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Mike Pence to launch campaign for president in Iowa June 7
"The Republican presidential field is about to get bigger. Two people familiar with plans say former vice president Mike Pence will announce he's running next Wednesday, June 7th. The date of his 64th birthday that would put him in direct competition with his old boss, former president Donald Trump. Advisers say Pence plans to campaign aggressively for conservative evangelical Christian voters who make up a substantial portion of Iowa's Republican electorate. Pence has then avowed social conservative in favors a national abortion ban. The campaign is expected to rely heavily on town halls and retail stops aimed at showcasing pence's personality. I'm Mike Hempen
Mark Levin
Mediaite's Colby Hall Triggered by Levin's Interview With Trump
"Groups like this mediocre media very upset with my interview with Trump So upset that sun guy named Colby I think it's a guy could be a gal I have no idea Not once but twice he was very upset He took to the pages if you will a mediaite which is founded by Dan Abrams you can't miss him He's the guy that has a squirrel glued to his head And very upset About the way I interviewed Trump Now they are a little slow in the uptake there Of course they suck up to Joe Scarborough they suck up the Biden the suck up all the usual rat finks and reprobates My goal in interviewing Trump was to let him speak Not in a rectum and not speak for him So the people could hear what he had to say Not what I had to say And that's how I do my interviews Which is why we're number one on sunny night usually we're number one on Sunday and Saturday night Often we're number one on the whole weekend So you keep doing what you're doing mediocre right And your dusty mom's basements and I'll do what I do Which is interview people for the purpose of actually letting them speak There was a time when I was growing up that that was a good thing That's what we did But today now But the real suck ups are over there in meteorite
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Sick workers tied to 40% of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks, CDC says
"Federal health officials say sick workers are tied to many restaurant food poisonings. I Norman hall. According to an investigation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, food workers who showed up while sick or contagious were linked to about 40% of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks with a known cause between 2017 and 2019, norovirus and salmonella germs that can cause severe illness were the most common cause of 800 outbreaks which encompassed 875 restaurants and were reported by 25 state and local health departments. The CDC is calling for better enforcement of comprehensive food safety policies like handwashing, keeping sick workers off the job. I Norman hall
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Teenager walks at brain injury event weeks after getting shot in head for knocking on wrong door
"Weeks after being shot in the head after knocking on the wrong door, a teen has joined others to bring awareness to brain injuries. I Norman hall. Ralph jarl of black teenager who was shot in the head and arm last month after mistakingly ringing the wrong doorbell, walked in a brain injury awareness event Monday in his first major public appearance since the shooting. Jarl, who is 17, suffered a traumatic brain injury when he was shot while trying to pick up his younger brothers in April Andrew last year in 84 year old white man is accused of shooting y'all. Jarl walked with family friends and other brain injury survivors that going the distance for brain injury, a yearly Memorial Day event in Kansas City, his aunt says Gerald has debilitating migraines and balance issues. I Norman hall
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'He's home': Missing 73 years, Medal of Honor recipient's remains return to Georgia
"Residents of America's Georgia and elsewhere pay tribute to a Korean War hero whose remains have finally been returned. I Norman hall, a police escort was flashing lights led the casket of Luther Herschel's story through America's Georgia on the way to a burial with military honors if nearby andersonville national cemetery. Luther's story was mortally wounded in combat in 1950 while his company was retreating, fearing he would slow down their withdrawal, he volunteered to stay behind to cover them with machine gun fire that took out dozens of the enemy. Story was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, relatives including nice duty weight feared his body would never be recovered. His remains were identified only last month through DNA testing. According to the defense POW MIA accounting agency, more than 7500 Americans who served in the Korean War remain missing or the remains have not been identified. I Norman hall
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AP News Summary at 10:47 a.m. EDT
"AP sports, I'm get cool bought Derrick white scored on a putback with one tenth of a second left and the Boston Celtics moved to the brink of the greatest comeback in NBA playoffs history, holding off the Miami Heat one O four one O three Saturday night to force a game 7 in the Eastern Conference Finals. Jayson Tatum had 31 points and jaylen Brown 26 for the Celtics who became only the fourth NBA team to erase a three O deficit in a best of 7 series and force a deciding game 7 played Monday in Boston. In other NBA news, the bucks are finalizing a deal to make Adrian Griffin their head coach after spending the last 5 seasons as a raptors assistant. Stanley Cup playoffs tied to scored twice in a span of one minute, 27 seconds, midway through the third period and the Dallas stars beat the Vegas golden knights four to two to stay alive in the Western Conference final Dallas host game 6 Monday down three two and engulf PGA Tour rookie Harry hall from England and Adam shank shared the 54 hole lead at colonial. Gethin kuba AP sports.
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Navy contractor jet was on fire before deadly California crash, federal report says
"A federal report is shedding new light on a deadly California jet crash. I Norman hall, federal investigators say a navy contractor's aircraft caught fire before it crashed off the California coast early this month killing three people on board. The twin engine Gates learjet 36 a plunged into the Pacific Ocean near San Clemente island on May 10th while trying to make an emergency landing at a navy airfield there. That's according to a preliminary investigative report for the national transportation safety board. The crew of a second jet saw smoke from the aircraft. The two pilots and an additional crew member all civilians haven't been found in our presumed dead. The learjet's wreckage was located about a mile off shore, some of the debris showed evidence of fire before the crash. I Norman hall
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US: Chinese agents paid bribes in plot to disrupt anti-communist Falun Gong movement
"Too suspected Chinese agents have been charged in the U.S. with bribery to disrupt an anti communist group. On Norman hall, federal authorities have arrested two suspected Chinese government agents in connection with an alleged plot by Beijing to disrupt and ultimately topple the exile at a Commodus falun gong spiritual movement. John chin and Lin thong were charged in an indictment on sealed Friday with scheming to revoke a New York based falun gong organization's tax exempt status and paying bribes to an undercover officer posing as a U.S. tax agent. Prosecutors say evidence includes war tapped conversations, the Justice Department has made a series of prosecutions in recent years to disrupt China's efforts in the U.S. to identify locate and silence critics and pro democracy activists. I Norman hall
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Stock market today: Tech leads more gains on Wall Street
"Tech stocks led the way on Wall Street on Friday. I Norman hall. Technology stocks powered solid gains on Wall Street and another chip maker reported strong demand related to artificial intelligence. The upbeat finish to the week for major indexes comes amid lingering anxiety over persistently high inflation, the risk of a U.S. debt default and broadly weak corporate earnings, the Dow rose 328 points or 1%, the S&P rose 54 points, and the NASDAQ notched the biggest gain rising 277 points. The index rose 2.5% for the week as artificial intelligence became a big focus for investors. Critics warned that it is a potential bubble, but supporters say it could be the latest revolution to reshape the global economy. I Norman hall
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Do not call: States sue telecom company over billions of robocalls
"States all over the country have sued a telecom company for making billions of robocalls to people on the do not call registry. I Norman hall. Attorneys general across the U.S. have joined in a lawsuit against avid telecom. It is accused of making more than 7.5 billion robocalls to people on the national do not call registry. The suit said avid use spoofed or invalid caller ID numbers that appeared to be coming from government and law enforcement agencies, as well as private companies. The company also allegedly sent or transmitted scam calls about the social security administration, Amazon and direct TV
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TikTok files lawsuit to overturn Montana's 1st-in-nation ban on the video sharing app
"A first of the nation ban on TikTok enacted by Montana lawmakers is being challenged in federal court. I Norman hall. TikTok lawyers argue that Montana's ban is an unconstitutional violation of free speech rights and is based on unfounded speculation that the Chinese government could access users data. According to the lawsuit, TikTok says it has not shared and would not share a U.S. user data with the Chinese government. The federal government and about half the U.S. states have banned TikTok from government on devices, Montana's new law prohibits all downloads of TikTok in the state, the platform and app stores could face heavy fines for violations. I Norman hall
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E. Jean Carroll adds Trump's post-verdict remarks to defamation case, seeks at least $10M
"Columnist E Jean Carol is seeking additional defamation damages from former president Donald Trump. I Norman hall. E Jean Carroll won a $5 million sexual abuse in defamation award against former president Donald Trump, now she's seeking at least $10 million more in a new court filing that seeks to hold him liable for remarks he made after the verdict, and amended lawsuits seeking the $10 million in compensatory damages plus more in punitive damages was filed in Manhattan by lawyers for Carol. They say remarks by Trump in response to her rape allegation so spoiled her reputation that she lost her longtime job as an L magazine advice columnist. They said in the rewritten lawsuit that Trump doubled down on derogatory remarks about Carol at a cable television appearance a day after the verdict. I Norman hall
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Celtics' 3-0 deficit is surmountable to Boston Red Sox great David Ortiz
"Former Red Sox slugger and Hall of Famer David Ortiz knows what the Boston Celtics are facing and understands about coming back from a three zero hole. He's done it leading the 2004 World Series champion Red Sox from the three games to non deficit in the American League championship series against the rival New York Yankees. If you do it in baseball again and then the next question will be will you do it in basketball. Right. Exactly. And if you're doing ambassador, you gotta be the same city. Big poppy says if the cells believe they can become the first NBA team to overcome an O three deficit. I'm geffen coolbaugh.
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Debt limit talks halted again at Capitol as Republicans, White House face 'real differences'
"Debt limit talks have resumed at the capital as Republicans and The White House face real differences on Norman hall. In a sudden turnaround, debt limit talks resumed late Friday after negotiators came to an abrupt standstill earlier in the day when Republican House speaker Kevin McCarthy said it's time to pause negotiations, but McCarthy told Fox business news that negotiators would be back in the room. The Biden administration is racing to strike a deal with Republicans as the nation careens toward a potentially catastrophic debt default. That would happen if the government fails to increase the borrowing limit now at $31 trillion to keep paying the nation's bills. Experts have warned that even the threat of a debt default could send shockwaves through the economy. Norman hall, Washington
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Jim Brown, all-time NFL great and social activist, dead at 87
"Pro football Hall of Famer Jim Brown, the unstoppable running back who retired at the peak of his brilliant career to become an actor, as well as a prominent civil rights advocate during the 1960s has died. He was 87. A spokeswoman for brown's family said he passed away peacefully in his Los Angeles home on Thursday night with his wife Monique by his side. One of the greatest players in football history and one of the game's first superstars, Brown was chosen the NFL's most valuable player in 1965 and shattered the league's record books in a short career spanning 1957 to 65. I'm geffen ghoul ball.
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North Carolina GOP overrides veto of 12-week abortion limit, allowing it to become law
"North Carolina Republicans have overwritten a veto of a 12 week abortion limit, allowing it to become state law. I Norman hall, legislation banning most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy will become law in North Carolina after the state's Republican controlled General Assembly successfully overrode the democratic governor's veto. The house completed the second and final part of the override after a similar three fifths majority voted for the override in the state Senate, the outcome represents a major victory for Republican legislative leaders who needed every GOP member on board to enact the law over a governor Roy Cooper's opposition. I Norman hall
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear to face Republican Daniel Cameron in November
"Kentucky governor Andy beshear will have to face Republican Daniel Cameron in November. I Norman hall, attorney general Daniel Cameron has won the Republican primary for Kentucky governor and will face democratic governor Andy beshear in November. Cameron was endorsed by former president Donald Trump and emerged victorious from a 12 candidate field that included former United Nations ambassador Kelly craft and state agriculture commissioner Ryan quarles, Cameron would be the state's first black governor if elected, the race now shifts to the general election in November when the share will face a tough reelection bid in the Republican dominated state. I Norman hall
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Trump's Town Hall Audience Criticized for Being Too Partisan?
"Welcome back, America David drucker is the lead political correspondent for the dispatch you see him on all of the networks. Good morning, David. How are you? Good morning, you. How's it going? Good. I am struck David by it's been a week since the town hall that Donald Trump did in New Hampshire. And I'm struck by one thing in particular, which is that the audience has come in for a lot of criticism for clapping at various points along the way. Now the Republican Party is 49% for Trump. 25% for desantis and the rest is split among Mike Pence and some other folks. So the audience didn't always clap and not all of the audience clapped at certain parts, but when have you ever seen a partisan audience criticize for being partisan before? Well, I don't know if we've seen it before hue. But I think that one of the reasons some people may be criticizing the audience is one, it was impossible to tell from watching on television whether it was a partial audience applause or a full audience applause. So you just hear the it's like watching a sitcom, right, where you hear the laugh track. And you don't actually know if everybody in the audience when they hold up that sign is laughing. But that's what it sounds like. I'd say the other thing, and look, this is open for debate here, but Trump was asked about the verdict in Asian Carroll case. And a number of things relating to January 6th and things like that. And Trump was his usual self, which is kind of half charming, half funny, half charismatic. A smattering of this or that. But some of the things that the audience was applauding and laughing at or so it appeared on television were when he was commenting on those things. So it's not like he said, hey, I'm going to cut your taxes, or hey, you know, the border's a mess. And then they clapped or laughed because, you know, set it in a particular way. It's because he was talking about E Jean Carroll in a particular way. It's because he was talking about what happened on January 6th in a particular way. And so I think for a lot of Republicans that do not like Trump for all the reasons that we don't need to repeat here because we already know the answers, they found the audience particularly disheartening because it tells them in their minds that we're still a minority in a party that Trump still leads. Yeah,
Pop Culture Happy Hour
"hall" Discussed on Pop Culture Happy Hour
"Of I love the 80s, you know, sketchy font that kind of vibrates on the screen. And then Amazon comes to you like skip intro, and I'm like, how dare you? Of course. No, I'm not. I will never skip that intro. You just play it. But you know what I really miss though, daisy is the live component. These are all filmed sketches, but if they get a season two, man, that definitely needs to come back. Because that is the only way that monologues work on this show. And monologues was such a huge part of the DNA of the kids in the home, not just the buddy call monologues, but of course the buddy Cole monologues, but Kevin McDonald's daddy drank, and the big player. Dave foley's bad doctor and good attitude towards menstruation and Bruce McCulloch's open letter to the guy who stole his bicycle wheel. And Mark McKinney's infected toe. I love the interplay between these guys, right? But I also love those moments when they just kind of be able to step forward, get the spotlight because you knew you were getting this guy's sensibility. This guy wrote this. Yes. And look, as you mentioned, this should not work, it has been almost 30 years. But, you know, apart from the mall looking more like my dad than they ever did. This does seem like kids in the hall season 6. So what are they doing right? I sometimes wonder what some of these reboots and revisits in general. Something that I have always found very interesting. And especially as someone who pursued comedy myself and has always loved the things that were like a little more out there a little more weird. So many creative people when they're pursuing that career. Make really interesting stuff because they have to. They're scrappy, they're out there, they've got to get people to know who they are. And then as they actually reach that level of success, you know, sometimes they do great work, but a lot of the time the work becomes a little more stagnant a little more mainstream. And I feel like what part of what works about this is while these guys have had all of this other success and they've done these other things, they seem very aware that there is something special that happens to them when they are together as a group that they are not 5 people that are exactly the same that they're 5 weirdos who bring out great weirdness in each other. And it felt to me like they were really letting themselves just do that to go like, okay, we're not here because you may have seen mark McKinney on superstore and now you're interested. We are going to be the group that we are when we're together. And I think really giving into that and not trying to appease other people is a lot of what works about this for me and the one thing that doesn't work for me is they have these little interstitials where they kind of bring in a celebrity that's supposed to be a kids in the hall like friend or fan and I did end up reading some other reviews and it's kind of like the main thing that a lot of people don't think works in part because it just doesn't feel like the DNA of them having a celebrity around was not the draw for them. It's kind of their own weird chemistry and let it be what it was instead of trying to make a thing that would live up to someone's idea of them. I get what they were trying to do with those interstitials. They're trying to gesture towards the influence that the show has had. And you get all these other people who are younger in most cases and they have something to say about the show. But by not saying something about how much influence them by which doing a bit that is supposed to kind of factor into the show somehow. But these guys have aged, but they've aged physically, not necessarily retreated politically. And part of that is the Canadian thing, but the other thing is that this was always a different kind of show, progressivism, queerness, a pitched empathy for the outsider was always baked in from the beginning. It was never opposed that they assumed it was always the sensibility was always how they approach thing. So that old sketch from the original series where they play fur trappers who hunt businessmen in Toronto and sell their suits as belts. So what have you brought me today? We have some Fenty and son Perry Ellis. Hugo boss and, of course, many, many Armani. Fresh. Yesterday's kill. All those 18 love sketches kind of making fun of corporate culture. That isn't by any means a nuanced take on whatever late stage capitalism. But I equate it to what mad magazine was doing for generations before them, which is to say it instills in viewers a sense of skepticism. And I don't want to get into it, punches up, it punches down, but it does punch, right? A rage, really anger. It's dissatisfaction, I guess. Yes. Absolutely. The world is in and of itself really odd and funny. And so much of their humor always came from the details of people, the interactions, their own traumas growing up, which of course they have more language for now, but then we're just kind of acting some of those things out. Some of the drug dad sketches and things like that. And yeah, I feel like that is part of what was very special about them, even at the time. Again, they weren't trying to be topical. They were just making fun of the absurdity of life in so many ways. They stuck to the authenticity of that in them. They didn't lose that as they went, which I think is rare as well. And I think specifically, they also always were very anti authoritarian. Anti capitalist in the way that gen X gets painted as such. I am not gen X, but I was watching this show when I was like literally like 9. I was very sickly kid who was just home from school a lot and up late and always watching the thing. Like my mom had no idea what I was watching because I was just not going to school the next day, I was on the sofa. So I loved this show and the only other people who loved this show were like 20 somethings and I didn't know 20 somethings when I was 9. But you know, it's like I'm sitting at home watching the kids in the hall and this is the same era where I'm watching that first season of the real world and I'm seeing all this queerness and questioning of what has to be and then over the next ten, 15 years, we talk about as a society that there is not the idea of selling out anymore. And yeah, those guys are very just clearly of that generation where it's like you could argue that they did in various ways or but that doesn't seem like that's just even how they think of it. They're making their own stuff and this is this really fun culmination of that. And so to see that they didn't lose that outsider perspective and all of that is really special. It just felt so fresh and people always make the argument that you get older and you just naturally get more conservative and it's like, I think you get older and you just get to be more of what you are to a degree and that's very much how this feels. Like there's still bananas people are so fun and it was amazing to me how much it does feel.
CarCast
"hall" Discussed on CarCast
"No room. Gotta carry two tires and a 120 liter fuel tank. Oh, so the pumper is sort of like. It's a machine. Yeah, it's like a cool suit thing. Just drag it behind you. Just tell me if the wheel. I just have it flop around. Can you tell us just a little bit more about before we wrap up about the film, what we can expect to see in the film. So when people want to go out and catch it. Yep, great. As I mentioned, it is about rod hall, who is a legendary figure known around the world and off road racing. He not only had been around for 50 years, but he has won probably over 200 races in his career and the 80s while he was racing for dodgy, had a 36 race win streak back to back. People know when people love him and I had originally planned on, as I mentioned doing a bit of a biography sort of wrapped into this racing that was, he was going to be doing leading up to the 50th Baja 1000 and shortly after we were filming where I got some health news that really changed those plans and it turned into a very different story at the end of the race. It was a man struggling to achieve one last thing racing against the course and the progression of a disease. And just getting him to Baja for the start line of that last race became probably the biggest challenge he'd ever faced. Well, it's compelling stuff and again, the website one more win film dot com is where you go. Let me take care of my life. Or Amazon or iTunes. Or Amazon or iTunes, sorry. Yep. No, it's okay. It's on my list. I should have said that. JB weld world's strongest bond, the brand DIYs and pros have trusted for over 50 years use their epoxies, super glues, putty sticks on projects, big and small, practically any surface metal wood, plastics, glass, ceramics, and keeping your kitchen drawer out in the toolbox or down in the garage. I have them everywhere. Also, they're the proud owner of hercule, the original DIY truck bed liner. If you're looking for the world's strongest truck bed liner, herculine.
The Paul Finebaum Show
"hall" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"That's the worst place for Alabama to have it because that's the person who can do the most damage to them. Spencer hall joining us. Do you believe we saw Kirby smart in Georgia get pushed around by auburn in 2017 on the planes? They came back a couple of weeks later and physically dominated the tigers. Do you have any faith that Georgia is able to correct those mistakes and solve the problems? No, because I think there's just there's still a big preexisting issue in difference between the two teams. And it's that you have one guy that you can't defend. The numbers don't really work out for you. And at one point, you're going to have to leave somebody one on one. And when my guy is better than your dude, I'm going to spy that advantage and take it every single time. I set material. That's not like a psychological. I'm not saying, well, these guys are up for it. No, no, no, no, no. I don't care who's up for it. You up or down, if you can't defend the guy and he has an advantage, Alabama's gonna find a way to lean on it. And Georgia knows that, you know, one of my favorite stories I've ever heard is there was a division one coach. I think it was Tim levit who watched Mario Williams on tape walked into a room and he looked at his offensive staff used F, and he says, what are you guys going to do with that big joker? Good luck with that. Let's just watch the room. And that's very instructive for me because sometimes there are players for whom you don't have an answer. I think fans think a lot of the time, oh, if we just countered this or if we just had this defense or if I just move this guy there, puff, tough, come up with whatever schemes you want to. Kirby smart doesn't have an answer that will prevent Bryce young from getting his and that receiving core from getting open down the field. I've seen it happen. He's just not going to because no one else has. Spencer, can you stick around and I can ask you about JT Daniels and Billy Napier and Brian Kelly. Can you do that for me? Oh, certainly. Absolutely. Spencer hall joining us here. We'll talk up more SEC football with the great Spencer hall..
Discussions of Truth
"hall" Discussed on Discussions of Truth
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Discussions of Truth
"hall" Discussed on Discussions of Truth
"I did that if you look closely on the picture. It's an image of the cross. And it's an image of a number of little girl in Paris. So I know there was a bigger purpose for me, and it wasn't a month later. I'm like, you don't know. That has to be fair. And then to the dog banks. So he's from the dogs in front of that very space. And it doesn't mean you could never stop. It doesn't mean there's phones there, but there was decomposition there at the dogs. And we had two different dogs alert on that side. The instrument also was very strong there. So I believe this was 6 miles from where my sister was murdered. And that's where we talk about the things that are bound to. So I think this first now that we can look back on and understand and put the faces together, they say 2029 sites do any living. It was clear. So I like to say that I don't think the good lord show me that just for me. But he certainly showed it for someone. His continued journey. Because at Doc's instrument, you know, that spot. I'll show you. You zoom in on the picture of this for a picture. There's networks. It's very beautiful. She's gorgeous. She wants. You should have been on there. See that? That's on water. We're in one. It's like, it's like goals or something. Shine, it's a very bright and that's the image of this. And what is this? This is my goodness. Yeah, it's amazing. To ratify her and say she goes about. But I would have never told what I did. This is a river stream. A little tiny. Gathering place of thoughts. So that's why there's a book in the drawing just keeps, but it wasn't about this. And it's part of it. It's very multipurpose. Adults have found them. I have so rewards. And now I'm working with a renowned DNA expert who's going to work on what we have free trade. And see if she can create a statement or at least take this last killer's hands that we found because we don't have these girls are. We know one article that we don't know the answer is. One of them signal letters there. There's a little 14 year old character. Virginia. But it led to Priya. They're all different. How do we know there's four? There was a guy named art, but then worked the 9 11. He was called in to help identify female versus men. From all that was surrounding the tragedy of September. He looked at their lives and told us that he is the strong female. Now he does it. But I've had all these people. Everybody wants to still say the dots not legit. He's taking advantage of court and I want to go to life. Start a wish. That didn't happen. And if it is, I've always said, I'll be the first to say it. He's not praying on me. He's not. He's nailing this. He's been a year. Over a year. No money. It's just that I pay for his gas. So there's an actual group of people just. What this is trying to do. But I've been with him. So they're used in myself. Now, just all I do is say, what I've experienced. But the person that risked him recommended him to me was Paul dazi, who was known in California for work in the Manson murders. And a guy that does work for the history channel. He's the one that connected all these stocks for me with your doctor in my life. But I'm not the only one that's why I would have teams of people helping me on these excavates. So we learn very quickly rather than sift through all of the dirt and looking for bone fragments. We learned to scan through the skin. It's positively kept it. That wasn't what we did. So we're looking not only that. We already knew Gina. And now we're looking at how they can actually scan for generic mountain Caucasian. The Spanish. He's bigger than him. That can change the entire thousand human bones on identified his name as the national park. It's a place of mountain. There's so much potential here. There are any questions any question that this was not your system? Not yet, no, not to me. Because we're talking about you've proven this through DNA vote directly onto. We're at that point right now. This doctor. Then I talked to she keeps in Connecticut. I met her when I went over to my third grandson. And we visited four hours and she said yes, I'll take this. I'll do this for you. She's the best. I'm gonna wait on her till she can do it. And she is supposed to do it by this summer. So, in patient, for me at that point, if it can be said, yes, that's Jane hall's. Then nobody can argue. But even if it just says it's human. How did we find it on a mountain? I mean, I'm talking about this. The last place we excavated is called a steep place by locals. It was about 6 miles from the dismembered by great. And it was a local dump site where people used to just drive cars over and nobody could get on that stage. And it was very dangerous to estimate. I actually had a three place brand from that town that built this on the first 6. And they're the ones that pulled the bracelet out from the mountain. Now, two to four feet in them. And we miss the instrument identified in first. But then I brought the dogs in..
Discussions of Truth
"hall" Discussed on Discussions of Truth
"Year and he was instrumental in the world. And okay. We're dealing with a lot of what we did. I was standing in what I call second part of the journey, which was pretty much taking an excavating science. Our free trade revolt square was actually going to do anything. And the pattern began to emerge. And one day when the coffee came around following things that is instruments guiding us to come up. But anyways often, we get an area that has some great safety degree beyond the cost area..
Discussions of Truth
"hall" Discussed on Discussions of Truth
"There reading my sisters, Facebook. And I'm saying, and I was there in that today. I lived in. I know what you did. Now it's now in a phone entire summer. And as I'm reading this case, I was like, oh my goodness. I mean, I'm businesswoman, that's right. And I'm proud of that. And then pretty interesting. And I'm reading these text files, I want to address this various language. So that he wanted to find his box. And.
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"I can't. I can't call this person because there's three o'clock in the morning because it's a text that comes in and then wait. A minute. appointment came like wait a minute. What like a fully booked appointment where a client came to you right now. It's like okay. So can you just kinda talk through that kind of moment. Where like wait a minute. I just got a fully booked automated appointment for life insurance right. So i'm like i'm so excited so i couldn't wait until seven o'clock to jump up Some sleeps in life. Okay sleeping in just a luby's seven o'clock sleeping for me. Jump up showering. I'm getting breakfast. I just want to be prepared for this call. You know I just do. I look back at the different resources on that. Are in your In your program. I look at you know just looking at making sure that i'm prepared for this appointment. And then finally i go ahead and place the coal to her at at ten. Am on in At first and then i waited. Few minutes are called her back and she answered. She said that she worked third shift in normally. She's all by certain time she wasn't home yet. Could i call her back at eleven am thinking. Oh gosh here we go in. Oh so call her back at told asset sure no problem i can call you back at eleven thirty ray. I didn't wanna sing too anxious. I called her back at eleven thirty. She answered on just basically..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"Wants you to understand what you're missing here when you're not producing content and i've got a link to the description. There's a piece of software that i used actually produce this show right now. It's called e. cam live so put a link in the description that you can go. You can get a free trial of this so that you can like take shot especially if you're interested in video production of producing videos talking head videos just like i'm doing here with you expressing my beliefs expressing the things that i know work showing you how to do those things now you have a slew of products and services. Now obviously you don't get online and you talk about everything at once right anymore than i do. I pick a topic talk about that topic for life insurance agent. Let's just say we're talking about final expense. Well there's a very key formula to producing any video that you're going to do the formulas very simple yada pin. The first thing is what's the problem. The next thing is show that you have a solution to the problem. Last thing is what is the next step. They need to take now. It is amazing. How simple this formula for producing any video content is even a blog. Even a podcast audio podcast. Because when you're talking about something like final expense. Okay what's the problem. It could be something as simple as this. And i'll give you a short little impromptu. Hi my name is earl hall. I'm a life insurance. Agent been licensed since nineteen ninety four. I've served a lot of clients in my particular area and help them protect their families and their assets and things of that nature by having a life insurance policy in place. I've seen the tragedy that occurs when people don't have a very simple life insurance policy in place the families struggle. You've probably even seen it. You've been to funerals where the person didn't have coverage you've seen the devastation that it takes on the family. You've seen the arguments that people go through figuring out and trying to decide who's going to pay for all of this when something as simple as a fifteen thousand dollar life insurance policy that might run you anywhere from thirty to fifty dollars..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"Different things on facebook. I've seen you kept seeing your ads. I would click on you. What is this. what exact. And i really didn't know exactly what it was. I was just clicking. i'm reading And then all along even even then. I'm thinking guys doing Dow days on mondays and thursdays. In in although you know is fine..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"Now. Now if you don't have the ability. Tit this moment understand that you've been in a box if you've been in one and you've been following what people have been telling you to do but you're still not successful as of right now. I want you to start thinking outside the frigging box. I tell my staff look. I'm a student of this. I am a student of sales and marketing anytime of day. The first thing that i'm doing every morning is watching reading studying something on this craft of sales and marketing. You can say well. I'm a life insurance agent. I need to understand my life insurance policies. You're going to get that anyway. But if you want to be in that eight percent nation if you wanna be in that five percent that two percent one percent of successful people you have to understand alarm that you will have to become a student of your craft and that is sales and marketing. Some of you are just now just now scratching the surface of what it means to be a salesperson. You're just even understanding that that's what you are but marketing whole nother beast. You must become a student of these. Things of sales marketing. It's why i mean you go to the website. it's right onscreen. Alto johnson consulting dot com. Join the free. Facebook group us their start understanding that there are things that you don't know but at least now you know you don't know him now you know you gotta do some work. This is more come on. This is more than the buying leads. Do you think the people that are at the top. That's all they're doing is buying leads. As a matter of fact you even think they're buying them people that have figured out a system an automated system that will attract in your ideal clients and bring them right to you. Those are the ones that are in that top eight percent. You're doing it the old way. You're doing it in the ninety two percent. If you want to know exactly what to do to get into that top eight percent that top seven. Six five four my friend. You need to understand that. The only way to that is through automated systems that bring people directly to you and if you don't quite understand if you don't quite get that you need to understand in no those things my friend you're going to stay where you are but i want you to come up. I want you to come up to the top go. Hey check out the website. Make sure tech the links in the description. I want you to join our facebook group. I'll see you tomorrow. I wanna thank you so much for tuning in to automated client attraction. This is the podcast. This is the video web series that can be found everywhere but more importantly it's the series this going to show you and teach you how to do the things you need to do in this millennium and to really grow your life insurance agency. I know you've seen a lot of different things. I know you've heard a lot of different things. Like always say poof is in the pudding. Look check out the links end description. Take advantage of everything. That's there because i want to see not only client testimonials not only exactly how the system works but how it's going to work for year. Click the links in the description. And i'll see you on the next podcast..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"Much for tuning in once again. I'm your host earl hall makes sure you go ahead hit that button. That's subscribe button to follow by whatever you need to do to make sure that you're getting this information that you need monday through friday. I know so. Many agents are struggling. We had a staff meeting this morning and we were talking about the type of people that are in this industry in the financial services industry. That really are prime to really get the help that they need because they have not gotten the information that they need young. People say you have to think outside of the box right and so even with that being said when you come into an ammo and fm oh and agency see and your recruited that way. You're given the kool aid to drink. Right i mean i remember. I was recruited by three different agencies over my span right so and i knew especially the first one when i got him back in one thousand nine hundred four and i got into that. I drank the kool aid. I'm like okay. 'cause everybody says you just need a roadmap you follow the road map. You're going to be successful. Probably one of the biggest lies wherever told. And here's the thing because you see people following the roadmap supposedly roadmap becoming successful. But you haven't figured that out yet you you've you went on a twisty turn or something but you're not getting those results that you see other people. Getting and a lot of a lot of things goes into that. But one of the main things that i want to convey to you you you all of you. You only know what you know. And when we're recruited by these different agencies imo's fmo's and they give us the roadmap and they tell us to follow that all you have to do is this. They've put you inside of a box because now you don't even look outside of that box even when there's trouble even when there's trouble you won't you keep trying to follow that same map. Let me give you one. Spent a thousand dollars a week on leads and you'll be successful. Spend a thousand dollars a week on buying leads by the way that only gets you forty. If you're talking about brand new leads to think about that a thousand dollars for forty leads. Saudi gotta do by the leads. Call the leads book. The appointments go sell then they tell the famous. The numbers will always work out. They tell that one all the time the numbers will always work out. Well if the numbers will always work out in the hour working out for you. Is that a true statement now. Here's the thing that i want you to understand. This is not even your fault. See even though you see people being successful supposedly following that road map. It doesn't mean that that's actually what they're doing. It does not mean that. That's actually what they're doing. You just don't know the ins and outs of what it is that they're doing but when you come into i m o f m o or brand new agency and your green. You've never sold life insurance before you've never been exposed to financial services and they tell you when they give you all the pipe dreams about the money that you can make and the things that you'll be able to do the families that you'll be able to protect but you're in this box. You're in this box of of just do what i say. You're in the box of. Don't do anything else outside of this because we do anything else outside of this. You're going to go wrong. I want you to start understanding. How cultic a lot of these things are. Do exactly what we don't do anything else because we do anything else. You're not going to be successful so now that's in your mind. Do anything else outside of what we tell you. Boom you're gone. You're not going to be successful. It eliminates your critical thinking. It eliminates you thinking for yourself. Some of us did that because we didn't know that we could think for ourselves. We didn't have the information. We were green we were newbies. We didn't understand the ins and outs of the industry. So of course we're going to follow the line. We're going to toe the company line to do exactly what is said but let me. Just start asking you these questions if you're following what they're telling you to do and it's not working. Whose fault is it. Well you're gonna get yours. You're gonna think you're doing something wrong. You're going to think that you're not following along with the plans that the the ammo. Fm oh agency has laid out for you so it must be your fault. It's not because you never knew the right way to do it. You only knew the way to do. It is the way that they told you to do it. And then when things are not working out the way that they should be working out based on what you were told when you were recruited based on when you were told when you signed that contract based on what you were told when you started getting contracting with carriers based on what you were told when you start making those ridiculous to three hundred dollars on monday and thursday based on what you were told when you weren't booking appointments you kept following the exact program that was laid out most of you know and if you don't know you should look them up. I've been talking about this guy. And i think i talked about a memo last podcast on. Friday cody askins. He runs this program called eight percent nation. I've talked to cody once or twice. Really nice guy and the whole eight percent thing is because that is all eight percent is all. You're going to get as far as people that are successful in this industry. Only eight percent of us successful. Want you to noodle on that just for a minute here. Because i really want to mess your mind up for minute and i wanna fix it the way it ought to be. And that's what i've been doing this entire broadcast. I wanna mess you up for a minute. And then i want to get you to open your eyes and i wanna get you to outside the box now. If you take that line of nation only eight percent of life. Insurance agents are successful. The average life insurance agent makes right around fifty thousand a year detrick. No money and we all know it. We all know that's just barely getting by. That is just barely getting by money. Don't want some kids couple ex wives you get the picture so now. Eight percent of successful. What are the other ninety two percent doing. Here's what you should go. Check your leaderboards. see in. Just do the math do the math of the percentage of people that are succeeding. And you decide what that number is right. Is it twelve thousand a month. Is it twenty thousand. A month is fifty thousand a month. You pick look at the leaderboards and see. Who's doing that. Do the math to see how many total people on the leaderboard see what you come up with most importantly. Where are you on the leaderboard. Are you on the leaderboard. Because if you've been following the line two three six twelve months in you've been doing exactly what you're imo fm. Oh agencies telling you to do but you're not there yet what is the thing that's going to put you over the top because it is an extraordinary person that is going to be in that eight percent. There are not many that are going to be in there. But the thing that you have to decide if you're going to be in that eighty percent are you gonna be in the top five percent. Are you being the top one percent. Are you going to be number one now. Everybody wants to be number one but not everybody wants to do the work that it needs to read that it takes to get to be number one right by the way. Put some comments. What do you think about what i'm saying right.
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"My buyers facebook comes back with a lookalike audience of two point one million people. Are you starting to see. What are you starting to see what you're giving up by simply saying all i don't want to do the work Lettuce i'll just let somebody else do that to you. See what you're giving up when you don't take control of your kitchen let me talk to you. Ladies and gentlemen that have been in the business for two three ten twenty years. You've got a list. You've got a list of not only leads but 'buyers you learned the strategy and you understand the nuances and the ins and outs of how to do this. You now have the ability to put your legion. You're -pointment setting on fricken. Steroids stop giving up the power that you have because that is literally what you're doing. It's y auto dawson consulting. Llc is here. We have story after story of brand new clients brand new clients getting in an understanding and learning this system from us blowing up literally changing the entire project. -tory of their business. We've gotten in clients that were literally ready to quit selling insurance. Some of you watching me right now. You're at that point. I know some of you watching me right now. You're doing okay but you don't even understand how you can do better this one thing of owning the prospecting and lead generation of your business. Not outsourcing it to anyone but fully understanding the business develop development opportunity. That is right in front of you right in front of you is vital and key. Every life insurance agent every last financial advisor must take control of their legion. They must own the system that they're using. Stop outsourcing this. Because not only are you being lazy and i'm even going to be a little bit. I'm going to clean that up a little bit because it's it's probably not that you're lazy. It's probably that you just never been told this before that you can do this. You've been in a bubble of listening to apply of listening to an agency that urges telling you spend a thousand dollars. A week on leads spent two thousand dollars a week on leads generate that sell some policies comeback and invest more. You're investing your money in the building of someone else's business when you do that you are investing your money and building someone else's business when you don't take control of your own business stop wasting money and start learning how you can start making money hand over fist with what it is that. I'm trying to tell you to do any comments questions. Go and post them now. 'cause i wanna tell you tomorrow friday two things. There's something i want you to do in the description. We have a private free community on facebook where you can start learning this. The ins and outs of this. I want you to look in the description for the facebook group. And i want you to join and there's a reason why because every friday what i do i take your questions i sit here and i read your questions and i give you the answers that you're looking for but you have to be a member of this community and when you are a member of this community you post your questions right in there and that is the only place i will accept questions from. Is this community. Because i can't be looking all over all over the place for this type of stuff. So i want you to look in the description. I want you to join the community. If you're not subscribe to youtube channel. I want you to definitely subscribe to that and i want you to subscribe to that and join the community. You want to build a real business start operating like a real one by having utter control of everything everything that goes on in your business. I'll see you tomorrow. I want to thank you so much for tuning into automated client attraction. This is the podcast. This is the video web series. That can be found everywhere. But more importantly it's the series is going to show you and teach you how to do the things you need to do in this millennium in order to really grow your life insurance agency. I know you've seen a lot of different things. I know you've heard a lot of different things. Like i always say. The proof is in the pudding. Look check out the links that linda description. Taking advantage of everything. That's there because i want you to see not. Only klein testimonials not only exactly how the system works. But how it's going to work for you. Click the links in the description. And i'll see you on the next podcast..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"And gentlemen thank you once again for tuning into automated client attraction. Got an awesome awesome show for you today today. Every thursday we're gonna be talking about your sale strategies the methods that you're using an order to generate the business that you need if your life insurance agent your financial advisor go ahead and hit the like button. Hit the subscribe button. Share this out comment leaving your questions because this is the show. You need to tune into every single day. Monday through friday. Come to three. Pm eastern standard time. Where we're going to be giving you the tips and tricks the strategies the mindset that you need in order to build the business that you actually want to build a josh. Thanks so much for coming in over there on youtube. Josh's watch it on youtube. So you guys know. I've got a youtube channel link inva- description if you want to subscribe to that youtube channel. Stay up to date. Every time i go live. See my whole video library of everything that we're able to do and show you how to do today. We're going to be talking about you. Purchasing leads from lead vendors. And i'm gonna tell you a couple of the biggest reasons why you need to stop doing that. And also why you need to learn how to do it yourself. Traditionally across the board life insurance agents especially when their brand new. They don't know how to get leads. They don't know how to really build that funnel up an order to build that business so they outsource that to someone else. They either get leads from the company that they for the mode agency. Whatever or they got. And they purchase leads from different lead vendors and that could be an exorbitant amount of money. We already know that. I know people that are spending upwards of a thousand dollars two thousand and three thousand dollars a week on buying quote unquote brand new. Facebook leads quickly discovering that. They're not brand new quickly. Discovering that other people are getting the same lead to they're paying for. And here's the kicker to all of this if you spend five hundred dollars i'm into thousand. You spend two thousand dollars. A week do nominally. How many brand new facebook leads you can get four thousand dollars. Forty forty names numbers and people are doing this every day and the thing about this is when you understand in learn how to generate your own lead through facebook your lead cost come way down because instead of outsourcing it to someone that is marking this up now instead you can get the leads for anywhere from two to seven ten dollars leat brand new exclusive to you. You know their exclusive to you because you're running through your own system. It's one of the main things that we show agents how to do here at arterial johnson. Consulting llc go out the website. Think it's like right here. Check out the website Dawson consulting dot com. You can also check out my landing page life. Insurance lead generator dot com. So let's dig into this about why i'm telling you to stop the madness here when you outsource this amazing i'm gonna tell you it is amazing duty of generating leads us and facebook hands down. It's the best way especially when we're talking about final expense elites. There's no better way to do this. But when you outsource this to someone else you are giving up certainty because you don't know if these are brand new leads you don't you don't know and people that have been getting them. You can leave comments right here. People that have been getting brand new leads and discovering that someone else has already been calling them or in even in the same agency you know. They're not brand new lates right so you giving up certainty you're giving up control. Your outsourcing the control of your business development to someone else and one of the biggest things are giving up is the data olympics plane to this because this is really a lot of the rubber meets the road in regards to you being able to take control of not only your lead generation literally taking control of your business literally building a foundation for your business. 'cause now let's just say you are running your facebook ads. And you're going to. And i want you to compare this to what you're not getting when you're purchasing leads from a lead vendor right so let's say you are purchasing your own leads. I'm sorry you're developing your only running your own facebook ads which we definitely can show you how to do all right so doing this. And let's say you're getting those leads you're wanting those leads to something like landing page so on and so forth so that people can book appointments right on your calendar something to that effect right on your landing page you wanna have something that's called a facebook pixel now a facebook pixel just a short piece of code that makes facebook your big brother and you're aware of pixels even though you're not aware of pixels if you aren't a facebook pixel let's say for instance you you go to amazon and you look at something to just think about this. You go to amazon. You look at something and then you go to facebook or some other plot and you're seeing that thing following you all over the net. You just looked at it on amazon. Now you're seeing everywhere. That's because there's a facebook pixel there or even a google pixel. Google has its own as well. Facebook is the dominant one. Now this is what we want to put on your page now. It makes facebook aware of everyone of your leads that hit your landing page. So you've developed your own at your take until landing page to get some information da da. Whatever facebook tick noted that ding every time someone visits your page. Let's say sixty ninety days out from you re doing this running your own ads controlling your lead flow sitting them in the direction. You wanna go. We're ninety days out facebook. This is what you say to facebook. I want you to run my pixel. I want you to grab everyone. That has visited my sight in the last ninety days k now facebook does that and then you get facebook. Another instruction facebook. I want you to make a look alike on. It's a look alike audience of all the people that have visited my sight. My landing page over the last ninety days when you ask facebook to do that. Facebook then comes back with an audience that you can market to directly of two point one million people. Yeah i'm i'm letting you for tier you're giving that up. When you're outsourcing your lead generation to someone else they may get that data but you never have it. But now i want you. I got to tell you. But i want you to start seeing the power of you literally taking control of your lead generation putting the comments. What you think about what. I just told you what i just told you. Put that in comments now. So now you're able to market to this two point. One million people were only thirty sixty ninety days out. You can do it as early thirty. Let's say we're six months to a year out. Can you already know how to ask facebook to give you an audience of people that look like the audience that are visiting your landing page right. Here's the other thing. Say we're six months to a year out. You can tell him. excited right. Were six months to a year out. You've been doing this. you've been selling policies. You've got a lot of brand new clients that have actually bought from you. You can take that list of clients the name the email address the phone number you can upload that list of just your buyers jest the people that page you just the people that actually got a policy you can upload that list of facebook. Hey facebook make me a lookalike audience of jazz..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"For tuning in to automated client attraction. I'm your host earl hall representing arterial johnson consulting. Today we're gonna be diving in to some of the things that you really need to be thinking about. Even as far as why you got into this business in the first place at all you know a lot of us will all of us quite frankly if we're in the business of life insurance. We were recruited in some way shape or form. We were recruited. It's like no other job you're ever going to get is the type of job that type of business that you're trying to build here as a life insurance agent as a financial adviser whole nine yards but one of the key things i think most people don't realize and think about is. What's your reasoning behind this. What's the why. Let's just be honest. I mean can we get real for just a moment. Today is wednesday. It's all about why wednesday you know what's your why and we're gonna be talking about this every single week. It's like when you realize that one year recruited into this and most agencies that are out there are set up as a multilevel marketing type of organization. Now there's a lot of different images that pop into your mind when you think about mlm or whether it's amway whether it's a pyramid scheme or something like that is the usual generic term that people use but if you were recruited into a company and you have an up line and then you can recruit and you have a down line. Then it's multilevel because the people that are view benefit off of benefit financially. Off of you and your down line and you benefit off of your down line in your down line down line so on and so forth. It's how it works. There's not necessarily anything wrong with that. So don't get me wrong with what i'm saying with this but the point of the matter is if you were recruited which probably say dare say ninety percent of people in. This industry were recruited by some agency. Then you probably drawn to the money you were probably drawn to the amount of money that can be made in. Don't get me wrong. There's a tremendous amount of money to be made in this industry. There are a lot of people that you already know. Twenty thousand fifty thousand a hundred thousand one million dollars or more a month per month. So you've got to ask yourself a question and there's nothing wrong at all if your money motivated. I'm money motivated us to be real. I'm money motivated. So when you're looking at your y even if your money motivated what is that. Motivation centered around now. What i can say. If i tell my personal story my whole goal was to make it so that my wife had an option to work if she wanted to work she could if she didn't want to she didn't have to proud to say that we've accomplished that goal proud to say that my wife has option c. Retired last year actually from law enforcement last year. What was it Around you may or june. She retired and she hasn't had to work. You know and so. That's my why i wanted to have options in people talk about like what your definition of success and i was asked this question literally about a couple of months ago by my best friend. He's like what is your definition of success. When will you say that you've made it and it's like that was. My main goal was to accomplish that goal of having my wife not to work but what success is for me and your own definition. You have your own. My definition of success is options. Meaning that i can make a choice of what i wanna do and it never has to be no. It never has to be restricted by finances. Or i don't have enough money or something along those lines. Success is freedom to me. Success is having options to do what i wanna do. When i want to do it. No-holds-barred that's my definition of success type in the comments right now. What is your definition of success or even type in the comments. Are you money motivated. What motivates you to do the things that you do because when we listen to a lot of different people talk in the insurance industry they talk about. We're here to serve families were here to Service them to make sure to. They're covered or protected. Can we go beyond that. That's that's the nice thing right. That's the that's the politically correct thing to say. And even though that is what it is that you do and you may love doing that in. Be a big part of why you've chosen to do what you do. At the end of the day you have a family to take care of. You have bills to pay right. So let's not be too saintly about this. We wouldn't do it if we weren't able to make the money that we make in this industry which is phenomenal. So you're why the why about what it is that you're doing in. This industry is very key because literally. If you're only money voted motivated in. You're not concerned about the families that you're serving. You probably won't do very well because that's gonna come across and the presentations whether it is your face to face whether you're on zoom whether you're on a phone call your motivations are gonna show based on how you present what it is that you have to present to sell the policies that you sell and so there are many different motivating factors for what it is that you do what it is that that i do on a daily basis but when it comes down to it there is a why and when you discover that y which. He should've discovered way before now. But if you understand what your why is. It's gonna make a difference. you know. Think eric for for that comment options time freedom. Exactly that's why people do this thing. That's why people are so interested in having the because quite honestly life insurance is one of the most lucrative things financial services as a whole is one of the most lucrative things you can do and then also we don't have any. There's no cap there's no ceiling on how much we can make bike out a nine to five job or something like that this job. And if you don't know who cody askins is i watch cody asking youtube channel. A lot and by the way if you haven't subscribed to mind go and do that now right. There's a lincoln the description for that but he has His youtube channel eight percent nation. And he talks about that. So i'm sure many of your you are familiar with cody. Askins only eight percent of life insurance agents ever attained success the average life insurance agent makes about fifty thousand a year which in today's economy is really nothing right. Thanks justin for comment justin. Yeah financial freedom. that's what it's all about. Eight percent of the people.
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"hall" Discussed on Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
"Your gut can be a little bit difficult to especially if you've been burned before now you think everybody's gonna burn you but the truth of the matter is is that if you don't figure this out if you don't get the help that you need how much longer will you actually sell life insurance and now many people will say we'll i'll figure it out. I'll figure it out eventually. That's another mental. Excuse that we give ourselves. Because i asked people that what's going to be the result if you don't figure this thing out now. How soon do you need to figure this thing out. When are you going to figure this thing out. Is it going to take you another two years three years five years first of all you don't know because when you figure it out maybe maybe not but if you don't figure it out what's going to happen once you to sit with that just for a moment here if you don't figure out how to automate your client attraction how to automate your appointment booking whatever to get people to book appointments with you automatically if you don't figure out your sales process because you thing some people believe that they have a lead problem. Where all these leads are crappy crappy leads but a lot of people. Don't have that problem. They actually have a sales problems. I don't know how to sell and they don't know how to sell because most of the things that they're being trained on is from the eighteen hundreds. I used to joke and say you know. We're using sales models from nine hundred eighty five and i was saying that because i didn't think people would really take it that i was saying it was from the eighteen hundreds but it is when you look at everything that you did in two thousand twenty and the result of what came of that and twenty twenty there must or needs to be a change in twenty twenty one in order for you to do better than you did..
Earl Hall - Life Insurance Lead Generator
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"Hundreds take a listen. The sub the lead magnet. What's up man. I so you got three in. This morning are ready for four thought. It was sport. Yeah man so so. Let's let's talk about that. Let's kind of take a step back. Do you mind no okay. So let's talk about that. So how long you been in the business says up tober okay and so what made you want to get into doing insurance and i you know if i think is i didn't really added pig insurance. I i do Franchises some franchise consultant with a company. Called france are but the pandemic can knocked me out because we started out as they have at least system was giving my leads as part of my investment but i started when the pandemic start in so thanks shutdown. It a lead a lead dozen. You gotta get hot After a while nobody would body thing. Nobody was settled amoebae. And so you've got to invest in your lease system every month and his cat expensive with them. And so i was doing it for a little while and then i couldn't do it. No more south praying. I said man. I gotta find a way to earn some money so i can invest in my lead system so i wanted to find something that i could do. In addition to that and then unlinked in symmetry connected with me and i didn't know asymmetry was and when they said insurance insurance i never thought about selling insurance and so i gotta talk to him. I like dirt. They're tame it almost sounded like network marketing. I that's that's the kind of that's the kind of spirit they have. And but it wasn't it was just simply bannon insurance agent and they had their only system program and everything. So i said okay. That sounds cool. And because i could do it here at home and so i want you know did the study into detest and about two weeks. I was an agent and But they got lee system to and you have to kind of earn your way up to the top legion. I got to the top. But you know what's so funny. Is i get the leads. But like today they sent me one lead. I supposedly get like fifty five leads a week and pay for them but for the last two or three weeks. They haven't had them. They just haven't been there and i think they generate their leased system. They don't have nobody. Come down outside source but for Holidays the time of the year. I'm gonna talk to him a little bit today. But i said You can't can't do business with one lead. I mean you just can't and then they got. They got they got other ones. They got him they they kinda go kind of on a downward spiral a guy like fifty cent leads in. What i don't like about fifty seven lease is just a just maybe a step above co calling because Those lease are like three years old two years old. And you're calling like they just closed on a house you know we do mortgage life protection Premise they used to get into a home in..