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The Constant is Change - Michelle Hensley Discipline, focus, setting goals, working hard. We could end the story right here when it comes to being successful in business, but where do these traits come from? We learn them the hard way. If it were easy, everybody would do it. Just ask Michelle Hensley and her boys. Try a little Tang So Doo, like the Hensley family has and see how those skills transform your life, including your ambition and drive. Tang Soo Do is a Korean martial art that uses the hands and feet to block and deliver blows, similar to karate. It’s a martial art that has its lineage back over 2,000 years. Continue to full article: https://www.ushacareers.com/pick-yourself-up-jordan-shaked/ Join our team today! https://www.ushacareers.com/accountrep_apply/
“Here I was living in South Carolina, where I had moved when I got married, away from my home in Clearwater, Florida. Suddenly I found myself alone, myself and my two children, with $11 to my name and I needed to go home and start my life over again.” You get two options when the bottom drops out… you can crawl inside, or you can stand and deliver. Julie chose the latter, moving back to Clearwater to live with her parents – choosing to finish college and do what she had to do for her kids. The setback led to one of her greatest comebacks. “Me, graduating college, working full time, and raising two kids is one of my greatest accomplishments,” says Julie. “I graduated cum laude with honors so my daughter could see that a single mom can still make something of herself.” Making something of herself has become Julie’s mission. She recently completed a huge milestone with USHEALTH Advisors, selling $1 million worth of health coverage and supplements in a single year. See full article: https://www.ushacareers.com/be-a-good-human-julie-poteat/
Be A Good Human - Julie Poteat
Be A Leader - Mario Garay If a woman is one of the most powerful forces in the universe, and who’s going to argue against that point, then Mario Garay is one of the luckiest guys you might ever meet. It’s no wonder he found success, Mario’s had some badass backup. “I am the only boy in my family with eight siblings, all girls,” says Mario. “In fact, growing up my dad was always at work, and my mom worked from home, so that meant there were nine females in the house, my mom and eight sisters!” Mario says because of his childhood surrounded by women, he’s learned a lot, always felt loved, and was inspired to believe he was meant for more. “It was good being the only brother,” says Mario. “My sisters always had my back, even my two younger ones. They all helped me out a lot, I always felt a lot of support from them. I’m the third youngest in the family and even my two younger sisters were there for me. I also definitely learned to have a lot of patience. My best advice is to anyone when it comes to girls is to listen, just listen,” he laughs. See Full Article:
Be A Leader - Mario Garay
We all have dreams, but how many of us start living our dreams from the time we are small? If you’re Jennifer Vossmer, your dream became a reality even before you knew what was happening. Not long after Jennifer learned to walk, she began to dance. “I grew up dancing since the age of three,” says Jenn. “I worked in a little studio, doing tap and ballet, a combo class that lasted about 45 minutes. By junior high school, I knew I wanted to become a professional dancer and I put all my effort into making that happen. In high school, my senior year, my principal pulled me into his office and said, ‘Jenn, I noticed you have not applied to any colleges.’ “I said, ‘right, I’m going to be a professional performer – that’s what I am going to do!’” Full Article: https://www.ushacareers.com/the-dance-of-life-jennifer-vossmer/
For those who have chosen USHEALTH Advisors as a career, many are here for a collective reason, they were looking for a second chance, a shot at doing something meaningful, a place to call home. For Robert Campbell, it was all of the above and one more important reason, his why, to bring his daughter home. “For more than a year, I waged a legal battle to gain primary custody of my daughter Isabella (Bella),” says Robert. “It was tough and at one point the judge looked at me and said, ‘You’re a general manager of a restaurant. You work 80 hours a week. You won’t even be around to take care of your daughter, your mom will end up doing it.’ “I told him, I’ll quit. He said, ‘you’ll quit?’ “I said yes, I want to see my daughter. I’m not here to only get to be with her every other weekend. I’ve lived that life with my other children, I’m not interested in that. I want her to be with me.” So Robert stood by his word, fatherhood meant more to him than anything and he quit the restaurant business… “cold turkey’, as he states. Robert says it was a blessing in disguise coming to USHA because
Servant Leader - Robert Campbell
Positive Impact – Zach Lauer “It’s been a total turnaround, I’m a completely different person than when I started here.” – Zach Lauer One of the toughest things to do in life is to take a look in the mirror, to truly judge yourself and your abilities and then to realize you’re not doing enough. In fact, that you’re doing just enough to get by. This was Zach Lauer’s life and he freely admits he took a good look inside and saw he needed to make a change – to transform his outside world into all that it could be. “It was October of 2017,” says Zach. “I attended one of the USHEALTH Advisors Leaders Meetings and I looked around and saw all these people who were super successful. I asked myself, ‘are they better than me?’ “The answer was no, and it was at that moment, for the first time, I could really be super reflective and realize I was not doing enough. I wasn’t taking advantage of the opportunity. Even though I saw with my Dad, Murph, who had been so successful in the insurance world and with this company, but I never really saw it for myself.
Positive Impact - Zach Lauer
The Other Side of Fear – Chris Downham “Things that have never happened before happen all the time.” – Scott Sagan, Stanford Professor For Christopher Downham and his wife Brandi, it was a great time in their lives. They were simply enjoying being together. Recently wed and both in their mid-twenties, they were busy doing what twenty-somethings do – working, hanging with friends, eating out – basically enjoying a time with few responsibilities. Then one day, responsibility came calling. “My wife gets a phone call from the school where her cousin’s daughter, Brooklyn attended,” says Chris. “The kindergarten teacher was threatening to call social services because Brooklyn showed up in class without shoes. Brooklyn’s dad had been incarcerated and was serving 10-to-15 years and her mom was now in charge, but was involved in drugs, among other things.” “My wife called to let me know what was going on. I was running a retail store at the time and when I hung up the phone my first thought was - Full Article https://www.ushacareers.com/the-other-side-of-fear-chris-downham/
The Other Side of Fear - Chris Downham
It's been tested, demonstrated and proven time and time again through incredibly successful endeavors, that group culture is one of the most powerful forces on the planet. A collection of committed individuals focused on a common cause, who feel safe and secure and have each other's backs is an unstoppable force. For nearly four years now Brandon Cornett has felt that power and he's busy putting what he's experienced to good use, as a Field Sales Leader for USHEALTH Advisors. Brandon just surpassed $4 million in personal production and has issued more than $11 million as a team leader. Results matter, and while the numbers are important, for Brandon it's focusing on the human component, the culture code that gets him going, especially because he's experienced the exact opposite. Full Article: https://www.ushacareers.com/culture-brandon-cornett/
Culture - Brandon Cornett
It's an enlightening moment when you realize that your future does not lie in front of you, it is already inside you. Little by little Kaley Kallman is manifesting the future she already possesses - because even as a teenager, she knew she was built for more. "I've worked hard since I was 15-years-old," says Kaley. "I started as a hostess at a restaurant. I was really into earning money, not to just earn money, but for the reason of working toward being independent. Then I became a server and when I got older, eventually a bartender. But even though I was doing that and going to college for a general studies degree, I didn't feel fulfilled, I didn't know exactly what I wanted. Then this guy came into the bar and he told me about n opportunity. He invited me to learn more. The rest is history." Full Article: ushacareers.com/success-purpose-kaley-kallman/agent/glassdoor-cu
Success & Purpose - Kaley Kallman
USHEALTH Group is honored to receive a Gold Stevie Award for Company of the Year in the Large Insurance Company category for the third year in a row!
Stevie Awards 2020 - Company of the Year