At a coffee shop again, trying to do some writing on a book that I've been kicking around for a long, long time.
I guess things aren't flowing, creatively speaking, as I'm suddenly hyper-aware of everything going on around me. Even as I type things out and surf the net and listen to music.
Right now, there's a lady to my right (who frequently uses the never-cool phrase "cool beans") who is starting to pitch some guys on some sort of comission-only sales job position.
I can't tell if it's for a position as a real estate agent, mortgage broker, or financial planner.
I want to tell the people getting this spiel, "IT'S A TRAP!!!"
They said they did not finish high school and are exploring their options.
Having been down this road myself (a long, long time ago, and will never be on my resume).
The whole thing is just rubbing me the wrong way...lady is dropping a bunch of TLAs that describe various positions in the scheme, and how one earns points, and how these lucky people who are "empowering" themselves will soon be providing this kind of "training" to others in the very near future and how they can start getting instant promotions if they just make a commitment and stick to the simple plan...
Where's the market for this now??? Who's in a rush to buy insurance and investment plans and home loans and Arbonne stuff?
I guess I better move tables or something.
(I know that this sort of commission-only sales stuff can really work for some people, but I am just not in the mood to hear it)
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She's recruiting someone to be a mortgage broker. He's gotta pay $99 to get a business license. Then she is telling him how to pass some type of exam.
Seeing this 'rigorous' interview / 'hiring' process, I am convinced that I will not use a mortgage broker any time soon...
And he has to pull 3 people to be on his "team" soon. Does not seem like a good deal to me.
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