The Story Behind the Self-Funded Sensei with Jason Powers
Are you giving clients a spreadsheet and expecting the numbers to sell the solution for you?
As a former pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers organization, Andy used the bullpen to prepare for pivotal game time opportunities. Andy has taken his experiences, successes, and lessons learned from the baseball field and adapted them help a wide-range of professionals shift their mindsets in their field of action.
David is the Co-Founder of Sports 1 Marketing and formerly served as CEO of the renowned Leigh (“Lee”) Steinberg Sports & Entertainment agency, which was the inspiration for the movie Jerry Maguire. In this episode, we dive into David’s early career success as he quickly grew his net worth well over $100 million. However, he lost it all. But … He has brought it all back with a different perspective. Today, he lives a life focused on VALUE and GRATITUDE. Grab a pen and paper. This episode is going to rock your world! Here we go!
Are you giving clients a spreadsheet and expecting the numbers to sell the solution for you?
Are you putting in the activity but still not seeing the sales results you want?
Why do good deals still fall apart when you know you’re offering more value?
Are your producers struggling to gain confidence and traction, even when they’re doing the work?
Dan Michelini, VP of Sales at Acrisure, joins me to discuss his unique path into the industry.
What does it take to scale an insurance agency without getting buried in back-office work?
If you want to help your clients control their health insurance premiums, you must help them control their claims.
What if I told you your biggest growth opportunity is hiding inside your agency?
If you want to operate in the private client and high-net-worth space, you cannot afford to just be “the insurance guy.”
In this episode, I’m joined by benefits advisor Colton Storla to talk about the habits, routines, and mindset that fuel high performance both inside and outside the office.
My guest, Hunter Kinchen joins me to discuss how his background playing Division I football at LSU prepared him for a successful career in employee benefits.
Too many producers operate from a place of scarcity – they walk into discovery meetings desperate for the win, giving off an energy that actually repels prospects.
Many employee benefits advisors pitch innovative funding strategies, only to watch them fail during implementation.
Most sales training assumes you need to be a loud, extroverted closer to win big deals. But if you try to swing like Tiger Woods when that’s not how you […]
Most corporate wellness programs are built on a fundamental flaw: paying people to do something they already want to do.
When a client suffers a major loss, the last thing they want to deal with is a claims process bogged down by miscommunication and a lack of empathy.
If you find yourself stuck in the endless “just checking in” cycle, your sales communication is broken.
In an industry fixated on “what’s in it for me,” the fastest way to build an elite book of business is actually to give your time away for free.
Making the leap from high-volume personal lines to complex commercial risk is one of the hardest transitions in the insurance industry.
The days of treating an agency like a personal lifestyle business while expecting a massive private equity payout are coming to an end.
In 2026, the insurance industry is noisier than ever, AI is changing the landscape, and buyers are deeply entrenched in a “trust recession.” The traditional sales cycle of hammering suspects […]
Most independent agency owners look at a private equity acquisition as the ultimate finish line. They assume that getting bought by a massive national broker will instantly solve their back-office […]
Most sales managers will tell you that the only way to write seven figures in new business is to follow a rigid, uncompromising metrics plan—100 dials a week, three meetings […]
Most insurance producers spend their entire careers trying to fit in. They use the same scripts, wear the same suits, and pitch the same spreadsheets. But here is the hard […]
In the insurance industry, we often celebrate the “Hero”, the lone-wolf producer who closes the big deal and saves the day. But if you want to build a truly scalable […]
In a commoditized industry, most insurance producers rely on their technical knowledge to win deals. But knowledge is no longer the differentiator – energy, conviction, and a hyper-specialized niche are.
Most insurance producers walk into a meeting and immediately start talking about policies, endorsements, and premiums. But if you want to win a multi-million dollar account, you have to stop […]
Most insurance producers are terrified of splitting their commissions, fearing it will cut their income in half. But what if teaming up with a partner, one who fills your gaps […]
The medical stop-loss market is in trouble. With industry-wide loss ratios running dangerously high, several major reinsurance carriers have recently decided to exit the market entirely.
Jimmy Blair’s path to the insurance industry is truly one of a kind. Before selling commercial insurance, Jimmy spent nearly a decade as a police officer in Tempe, Arizona, navigating […]
Note for DFW Advisors: Be sure to listen to the end for details on our upcoming joint event on April 16th in Plano, Texas, where we will teach you the […]
Most insurance brokers are terrified of sharing their best strategies online. They worry that if they give away their “secret sauce,” a prospect will simply take that information and hand […]
Right now, the insurance industry is treating AI like a magic bullet. Agency leaders are buying up flashy tech tools, hoping artificial intelligence will magically fix their RFPs, streamline client […]
