Tune into this week’s Training Day episode to hear the perspectives of FFL 320’s dynamic duo, Caleb Amoros and Gabriel Ericson-Singh! 

Today we’re going back to the basics with the power of teamwork, setting aside egos, and stepping up to the plate. Hear about how Caleb and Gabe overcome each other’s weaknesses and embrace their strengths, being great at training others to be great- and most importantly- multiplying your growth through constant trial and error!

‘It’s a two year grind. Go all in for two years and just watch what’ll happen.’

Despite frustrating beginnings with other IMOs, Hayden Hill and Nina Damjanovic have truly found their calling with Family First Life. Now on Training Day, FFL Limitless’ duo lay down the blueprints for how they built one of the fastest growing agencies in the business. From social media recruiting to inspiring agent activity, their wisdom never stops flowing in this podcast.

When Moe put his back against the wall and his livelihood on the line, it was leads off of the CRM that led to his first $12K week. Now, he truly understands the possibilities it has to offer. 

 Listen in on the latest Jumpstart podcast to hear Moe Tilus of FFL We The Culture unpack common concerns about leads and explain how agents can turn their weaknesses into strengths to tap into the goldmine that is the CRM!

‘It’s not just about my paycheck...I’m here to empower people.’ 

Once Moe Tilus discovered FFL, he transformed from a “broke life coach” to a $20K+/month producer. Listen in to our newest Tri-State Trends as Marc taps into Moe’s positive energy and asks about his lead strategy as well as how he deals with objections over the phone. 

Check us out on the Serve The People Podcast channel via Apple Music and Spotify and watch now on YouTube! 

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‘You couldn’t pay me to stop doing FFL.’ 

Nobody reaches $3 million a month without the right mindset. On the newest Training Day podcast, Jordan Lowery of FFL Legacy Protectors speaks directly to agents aspiring for something BIG. With gem after gem, the Senior Board Member will change your perspective on growing, hiring, teaching, and self-motivating.

'If you get obsessed with helping and serving families, then you'll be obsessed with the business.'

Last Winter, he was struggling to make a sale. This Summer, he’s quitting his job and going full-time with FFL.  

For Justin Brown, the key was to success was dedication. On this episode of Tri-State trends, Justin discusses what it took to go from failing the License Exam five times to hitting $15K+ months consistently. Listen and learn how any agent can turn their trajectory around and enter the tier of elite producers!

Uber Driver in 2017. Agency Owner in 2018.

Jermaine Clifford from FFL The Impact Agency joins Marc in studio to rundown what it took for him to take full advantage of the FFL platform. He explains the moves he made that lead to him growing his own business and why he thinks leadership calls for another level of focus. 

“When your back is against the wall, you can only move forward.” 

‘I think I found a goldmine...let me tell you in a week.’ 

On our newest Tri-State Trends, Ryan Koske of FFL Inception gets blunt with Marc about his early days as an agent and how he eventually turned himself around into a top producer. As soon as Ryan realized how valuable his time could be, the FFL formula clicked and he started seeing consistent $25K+ months. 

As a Bio/Pre-Med student, Noah never imagined his next big step being FFL. Then, he started seeing commas on his paycheck. 

On this episode of Your Story, FFL Shoreline’s Noah DeBroux joins Marc to get personal about his background: from martial arts to door knocking to joining Family First Life! Every agent has a story and like many others’, Noah’s is packed with commitment, resolve, and heart. 

Get leads. Make appointments. Learn. 

To FFL Capital’s Zac Twardowski, those are the three steps that can take any FFL agent to $40,000 a month. Learn why the path to success looks so simple to Zac, as well as his thoughts on growing an organization and tapping into his staff’s potential. 

‘If you aren’t building a business to help other people, then you aren’t going to build a good business.’