Hello everyone!
Hope all are safe and well!
When people see me smiling in photos, sitting in a modern workspace or standing confidently at Manulife, they might assume this journey has been easy. But the truth behind that smile is a story of grit, perseverance, and countless silent battles.
Becoming a licensed financial advisor wasn’t simple. I had to pass trainings, review hard for the exam, and complete all the requirements before I could even start offering life insurance. It was already a victory just to reach the point where I could begin helping others secure their future.
But getting licensed is only the beginning.
Selling insurance, both traditional and variable is far from easy. I have to meet people online and offline, approach strangers, friends, and even relatives to talk about the importance of being prepared for uncertainties. Most of the time, I hear rejections. People say next time, no budget, or simply ignore my message. There are days I go home with zero progress and question if I’m really cut out for this.
The hardest part? We have to meet a quota or a required sales to stay active in the industry. There are months when I’ve had zero sales, and that puts my career at serious risk. I try not to show it, but deep down, it feels like I’m constantly on the edge fighting to keep this dream alive. There are moments when I feel like giving up. But I choose to keep going.
Because behind every rejection is one more chance to help someone understand the importance of life, health, and financial security. These photos capture not just my journey but my purpose.
As the end of the month draws near, I carry hope that I can meet my sales quota, so I can continue doing what I believe I’m called to do: help people become financially secured and protected.
To those reading this, if you’ve ever thought of getting insurance or investing in your future, please know that it matters. Not just for your protection, but for people like me who work hard, not to pressure, but to genuinely care.
And if you're someone dreaming of becoming a financial advisor too, this path isn’t easy, but it’s meaningful.
The photos I’ve shared are part of my story. They are reminders that even on the hardest days, I showed up, held on to hope, and kept moving forward.
Have a Blessed Thursday everyone! 😀😀😀💖💖💖
Thank You Lord for the blessings and love!
Be grateful in every little/simple things and you’ll find happiness you ever wanted! 😀😀😀
Everyday is worth to be grateful of!
Praying for the safety and wellness of all.
Heal Our Land Oh God!
Lovelots,
@shikika
Hi mega.. nag manu ko but because of pandemic and no income at that time na stop nako akong horizon nakahulog nako for 3 years sayang
Hi sis. Ka nice naa pa pud Ka padayon hive. ☺️ Sayang gyud sis. But, when Ka exactly Nala stop SA payment?
Pwede Ka maka reinstate within 3 years from tha lapsed date SA imo life insurance policy, needed Ra comply SA requirement. But, if more than 3 years pwede Ra pud Ka try pa reinstate.
Need mo diay na Bayaran sis ang mga wala nimo nabayaran including interests na.
Pila diay premium ug unsa coverage mo ato SA imo policy sis?
Din ko ka afford sa biya nako siguro. Subayonon man Sis. Naa to nag give nako chance to reinstate last year but wanako na asikaso
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Hey, long time no see you. Glad now you are at this moment. Never be easy.
Now your face looks fresh and happy ❤️
Hi @anggreklestari ☺️ I'm so happy to be back after so long. I'm grateful that you still remember me and some other hivers I have known. ☺️❤️
Good to see you again and thank you for visiting me. ❤️🫂😘
Hi, it is a good process for Manulife insurance in your country, but in Cambodia insurance of Manulife is not so good, many people were very complained and stopped continuing to pay this insurance. Thanks for sharing.