
Never take advice from someone who inherited their book from daddy. Listen to this podcast instead. Every week Trey Shields and Micah Salas talk prospecting, sales, and productivity for growth-minded Producers building their book from scratch.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareers | |||

In this episode Clayton Wood, CEO of Pinnacle Benefit Partners, breaks down his simple yet powerful cold-calling strategy that helped him scale his book from zero to seven figures. If you’ve ever thought cold outreach is dead or felt too intimidated ... more
In this episode Micah and Trey talk with Mega Producer and Insurance Nerd, Brandon Schuh. Brandon explains where the market is, why it is where it is, and maybe even more importantly, where it's going.
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In this episode, Micah breaks down his curiosity-based approach to moving those "I'm happy with my agent" prospects without resorting to pressure or manipulation.
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* Why the "low-hanging fruit" 10-20% isn't where the real money is
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Trey and Micah do a great job and bring on real producers during all aspects of their journey. This is a must listen for any advisor.
I’ve been a P&C broker for over 16 years and had a very old school approach to winning new accounts. In today’s challenging insurance marketplace, the key is not being viewed as a commodity. The Due Diligence and Are You Open To A Conversation Around Your Program approach is not threatening and weeds out the shoppers, those who are happy and identifies those with pains that need solutions.
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The show centers on prospecting, sales strategy, and operational discipline for insurance producers building a book from scratch. Episodes frequently cover mindset, client selection, outbound vs networking, productized approaches like BOR (broker Of Record), and scalable systems for growth, including niche programs, captives, and AI-assisted workflows. Noteworthy moments often involve candid coaching, real-world playbooks, and actionable frameworks that listeners can adapt to win more business while maintaining balance. The format regularly features practitioners and leaders sharing battle-tested tactics, making it useful for ambitious producers, agency owners, and sales leaders seeking practical, repeatable methods to accelerate revenue.
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