What if You Just Quit Your Career and Decided to Become an Insurance Agent?

There is a certain sort of person who always feels compelled to start something new in the middle of summer. Perhaps it is the warm weather, vacation mindset or nostalgic memories of happy carefree summers from our childhood. Nobody really knows why change seems more possible once spring turns to summer, but it does. Summer time stirs the entrepreneurial spirit laying deep in our souls, awakening that part of our lives that set up a lemonade stand to get rich one nickel at time, or that worked its first summer job just to afford a car, or that eagerly anticipated what that first day of college might be like.

Summer is a time for optimists; a time for exploring new possibilities and expanding our horizons. How do you plan to make the most of this summer?

What if you just quit your career and decided to become an insurance agent? It’s not as crazy as it sounds. State Farm Insurance offers entrepreneurial opportunities to qualified applicants who are looking to recapture that sense of wonder and possibility. With training salaries based on your last professional position, new insurance agents aren’t moving laterally, they’re moving up.

Becoming an insurance agent isn’t about finding a better job, it is about investing in your future, taking ownership of your own office and providing a valuable service to your community. Insurance agents get all the benefits of starting their own business, making their own hours and controlling their destiny, with the support of an established partner and all necessary training provided.

This year, recapture the excitement of summer. Enrolling in State Farm’s career building network isn’t just a matter of applying by form, it is a matter of applying yourself.