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I too am a fairly new agent with NAA, have been working with these great bunch of Mentors since November of 2011 and have found nothing but positive success with their sales and leads system. Which is exactly that, a proven system that when followed correctly WILL work and make a difference in your life and the lives of the clients in which you serve.  We are all bound by our moral decisions and are free to choose as we wish, but when we don't follow the SYSTEM and you have bad results, you don't have the right to blame the system for your lack of success.

I agree that the Leads distribution system could use a little tweaking, but all and all it has been the kick start to my success.  I am in no way or ever will doubt the Leadership of Andy Albright and will stand and applaud him and the other founding core for what they have been able to accomplish.  Which is to show us all a way to make money, have fun and provide a crucial service to our communities.

So what I really need to ask of you is to look deep the mirror and look at what could have been done differently on your behalf.  One I think is that you did spend way to much too early, without getting any return, but whose fault is that?  You are in control of your own budget, and should spend accordingly. Starting out I only purchased the cheap leads in rural areas that didn't get a lot of coverage. My first lead bill consisted of 10 leads that was a total of about $60, form those leads and using the sales coaching and relying on my own experience I submitted $4600 in Annual Premium and based on my commission level at the time, produced about $2500 in income, which I think is a pretty good return.  Mainly I am working from my warm market and not being afraid of asking for referrals and seeing outstanding results from that, although I admit, I am now buying some of the A leads and seeing about the same type of return.  What I think most people get mislead by is that it is not a lazy man's business, to accomplish the goals and income levels that are dreamed about with in the NAA organization is that you have to be willing to put in the work and do what it takes to succeed not matter what the obstacle in front of you maybe.

I regret that you had such a bad experience with NAA, and wish that it could have been different for you because for me, I have found nothing but excellence and professionalism with a very solid direction of where my career can go,  I may not be the next Fitz, but it is good to know that there is nothing stopping me from trying.  Good luck to you in your next venture, and P.S if you didn't like NAA stay away from Amway!

I too am a fairly new agent with NAA, have been working with these great bunch of Mentors since November of 2011 and have found nothing but positive success with their sales and leads system. Which is exactly that, a proven system that when followed correctly WILL work and make a difference in your life and the lives of the clients in which you serve.  We are all bound by our moral decisions and are free to choose as we wish, but when we don't follow the SYSTEM and you have bad results, you don't have the right to blame the system for your lack of success.

I agree that the Leads distribution system could use a little tweaking, but all and all it has been the kick start to my success.  I am in no way or ever will doubt the Leadership of Andy Albright and will stand and applaud him and the other founding core for what they have been able to accomplish.  Which is to show us all a way to make money, have fun and provide a crucial service to our communities.

So what I really need to ask of you is to look deep the mirror and look at what could have been done differently on your behalf.  One I think is that you did spend way to much too early, without getting any return, but whose fault is that?  You are in control of your own budget, and should spend accordingly. Starting out I only purchased the cheap leads in rural areas that didn't get a lot of coverage. My first lead bill consisted of 10 leads that was a total of about $60, form those leads and using the sales coaching and relying on my own experience I submitted $4600 in Annual Premium and based on my commission level at the time, produced about $2500 in income, which I think is a pretty good return.  Mainly I am working from my warm market and not being afraid of asking for referrals and seeing outstanding results from that, although I admit, I am now buying some of the A leads and seeing about the same type of return.  What I think most people get mislead by is that it is not a lazy man's business, to accomplish the goals and income levels that are dreamed about with in the NAA organization is that you have to be willing to put in the work and do what it takes to succeed not matter what the obstacle in front of you maybe.

I regret that you had such a bad experience with NAA, and wish that it could have been different for you because for me, I have found nothing but excellence and professionalism with a very solid direction of where my career can go,  I may not be the next Fitz, but it is good to know that there is nothing stopping me from trying.  Good luck to you in your next venture, and P.S if you didn't like NAA stay away from Amway!