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From Broken Legs to Breaking Records | Ep. 154

Episode 154 of the Built Simple (in Insurance and in Life) podcast, hosted by Adam Brsan, titled "From Broken Legs to Breaking Records | Ep. 154" was published on January 24, 2025 and runs 24 minutes.

January 24, 2025 ·24m · Built Simple (in Insurance and in Life)

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From Broken Legs to Breaking Records: Jig Patel's Journey in Insurance In this captivating episode of the "Insurance Life and Everything in Between" podcast, we dive deep with Jig Patel, a seasoned insurance agent who shares his remarkable journey from adversity to success. Jig discusses the challenges of identifying fraud in the industry, the deceptive allure of social media, and the importance of discipline and mentorship in achieving real success. From starting his career with a broken leg to navigating through personal and professional obstacles, Jig offers invaluable insights on how to persevere in the insurance world. He also gives practical advice on leveraging existing client bases for growth, especially in transitioning from final expense to Medicare sales. Whether you're a new agent or a seasoned pro, Jig's stories of resilience, strategic thinking, and his vision for scaling his business in 2025 will leave you inspired and equipped with actionable advice for your own career. **Keywords:** Insurance, Sales, Fraud, Social Media, Mentorship, Medicare, Final Expense, Success Stories, Business Growth, Career Advice. Listen to this episode to learn how to turn life's lemons into lemonade in the insurance industry with Jig Patel.

From Broken Legs to Breaking Records: Jig Patel's Journey in Insurance

In this captivating episode of the "Insurance Life and Everything in Between" podcast, we dive deep with Jig Patel, a seasoned insurance agent who shares his remarkable journey from adversity to success. Jig discusses the challenges of identifying fraud in the industry, the deceptive allure of social media, and the importance of discipline and mentorship in achieving real success. From starting his career with a broken leg to navigating through personal and professional obstacles, Jig offers invaluable insights on how to persevere in the insurance world. He also gives practical advice on leveraging existing client bases for growth, especially in transitioning from final expense to Medicare sales. Whether you're a new agent or a seasoned pro, Jig's stories of resilience, strategic thinking, and his vision for scaling his business in 2025 will leave you inspired and equipped with actionable advice for your own career.


**Keywords:** Insurance, Sales, Fraud, Social Media, Mentorship, Medicare, Final Expense, Success Stories, Business Growth, Career Advice.


Listen to this episode to learn how to turn life's lemons into lemonade in the insurance industry with Jig Patel.

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