About the role

Former Collegiate Athlete? PT or FT Opportunity Built for High Performers Remote | Performance-Based | Daily Pay | Structured System If you’re a former collegiate athlete, you already know how to thrive in structured environments, follow a game plan, and show up consistently. This opportunity is designed for competitors who want flexibility without sacrificing accountability or results. No cold calling. No guesswork. Just a proven system and clear expectations. Must Reside in the USWhy Athletes Excel Here Structured, repeatable system — just like a training program Performance-based income — effort and execution drive results Daily pay direct from carriersPT or FT flexibility — build around your schedule Remote work — location freedom with structure Warm leads only — no cold calling Free training + ongoing coaching
The Role: Follow a proven playbook and daily activity targets Work with families who requested help with mortgage protection Track performance, improve skills, and increase earnings Develop business, communication, and leadership skills Ideal Fit Former collegiate athletes (any sport)Coachable, competitive, disciplined, and accountable Comfortable being measured by performance metrics Willing to obtain a life insurance license (we help you through it)100% commission Why This Works Athletes don’t need micromanagement — they need clear standards, coaching, and a system that rewards execution. That’s exactly what this role provides. Ready to Put the Work Ethic to Work? Apply or message us here on Linked In.

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