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EPISODE · Dec 13, 2022 · 17 MIN

Obey the Rule of Thirds | Changes That Make Life Better | History of Scuba Diving

from Midway Business Podcast · host The Zemar Podcast

Butch starts out with a little history of diving. Scuba has a history like no other. As time passed, changes made it better for everyone in all aspects of the sport. The underwater world is the safest it has been since the origin of scuba diving.  The business of benefits consulting has its own set of changes, some for the better and, unfortunately, some for the worse. The Affordable Care Act drastically altered how most benefits brokers did business.  Change is happening right now in the business of benefits consulting. A divide we haven't seen. It will be hard for most and easy for some.  Listen in as Butch describes the business model slowly developing in our industry. Some will say - this change has been going on, and many are doing it now. Butch takes it further in this Podcast, saying they are not going far enough. It will leave some uncomfortable both for the insurance agent and the employer.  For more information on Elite Benefits of America, contact Butch at 708-535-3006 or visit EliteBenefits.net  

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