Insurtech companies need a predictable and scalable sales and marketing engine to hit growth milestones, meet investor expectations, and deliver consistent ROI. 

Standing in their way is the Growth Gap, a barrier fueled by misalignment, fragmented strategies, and uncertainty.

At Flashgrowth, we help Insurtechs overcome the Growth Gap. We identify barriers, design clear strategies, and execute hands-on to accelerate results. 

Insurance is all we focus on, and we have built a reputation as the go-to partner for Insurtech growth.

When the Growth Gap wins, execution stalls, capital dries up, and growth goals are missed. But when you defeat the Growth Gap, growth becomes measurable, scalable, and aligned. 

You gain confidence, focus, and market leadership.

Move from frustrated and reactive to focused and scaling predictably.

Callan Harrington

Kevin Casey

Account Director and some other wild titles

14 (un)conventional principles to reduce sales anxiety & increase sales.→ (un)selling® → the book → the page has turned.

READ THIS FIRST: 

I don’t teach pressure, convincing, or chasing. 
If that’s what you want, I’m not your guy.
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You didn't leave your corporate job to spend Sunday nights rewriting follow-up emails.

You left for freedom. For flexibility. For dinner with your kids without replaying a blown sales call in your head.

But somewhere along the way, "running your own business" turned into a second job you never wanted:
Salesperson.

The chasing. The "just checking in" emails. The proposals that disappear into silence. The pit in your stomach before every money conversation.

You're not broken. You're just using a playbook that was never built for people like you.

Here's what I know:

→ I grew my first agency from a kitchen table to $5M+ using zero cold calls.
→Then I tripled the market value of an insurance brokerage by teaching the team how to sell like humans — not robots.

Now I help kitchen-table entrepreneurs who are great at what they do but exhausted by the chase.

No pressure tactics. No fake urgency. No pretending to be someone you're not.

Just a way to land clients that doesn't make you hate yourself.

I'm not your guy if:

You want boiler-room tactics
You're looking for "one call close" scripts
You think sales is about convincing people

I am your guy if:

You'd rather attract than chase
You want to sell without selling out
You're done replaying conversations at 2am wondering what you said wrong

Want a taste?

Join 3,000+ kitchen-table entrepreneurs getting my free "Sunday Espresso Shots" at www.kevincasey.ca/unselling

Or grab my best-selling book (un)selling — it's the playbook I wish I had 20 years ago.

Partner

Prospect grins: "Well... the other broker came in at half the price you quoted."

❌ Weak Frame: Panic Mode

"Yeah but… not apples to apples… probably cut corners on coverage… jacked up the deductibles…"

→ Game over. You sound desperate.

✅ Strong Frame: Calm & Cool

"Ah yes. Seen this movie before. Without running a proper comparison, all I'll say is this—they're not half the price because they woke up feeling generous."

(Shut up. Let it sit. Brain itch begins.)

Bottomline: 

Chase = lose frame.
Hold your ground = own it.

Kevin  Casey 

You built a business. Ended up with a second job you hate: Salesperson. You can sell without begging, chasing, or hating yourself after. | Best-Selling Author of (un)selling

I had a half-baked idea collecting dust in my notes.

Stumbled upon this powerful AI prompt that puts Jobs, Musk, Bezos, Godin, and Sinek in a room together. 

Not to coach me. 

To fight about my idea. 🥊

Jobs called my idea boring. 

Bezos asked 3 questions that made me realize I was solving the wrong problem entirely.

10 minutes. No cost. 

Best meeting I've had all year.

The Billion Dollar Boardroom.

I recorded a short 'over-my-shoulder' video and you can grab along with the exact prompt to stress-test your own ideas.

Drop "Boardroom" in the comments. I'll fire it over. 

P.S.  We need to be connected for me to send it. Hit follow or connect if we're not already.

#unselling

Let me tell you about the 11 seconds that won a presidential election.

It's October 1984.

Ronald Reagan just had a terrible first debate. 

He looked tired. Confused. Old.

He was 73. 

The Wall Street Journal ran the headline everyone was thinking:
"Is the oldest president fit for office?"

His advisors were panicking.

Then came the second debate. And the question everyone was waiting for.

"Mr. President — you are already the oldest president in history. Is age a concern?"

Every camera. Every reporter. Every voter watching at home.

This was the moment.

Reagan paused.

Then smiled.

"I will not make age an issue of this campaign. I am not going to exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience."

The room exploded.

Mondale — the guy trying to beat him — laughed and shook his head.

He knew. 
Everyone knew. 
It was over.

In 11 seconds, Reagan took his greatest vulnerability and turned it into his greatest weapon.

Not with anger. 
Not with defense. 
Not with a 10-point rebuttal.
With humor.

I think about this every time I watch a salesperson panic when they get a tough objection.

"Your price is too high." 
"We're already working with someone." 
"Send me some info and I'll look at it."

These are just frames. They're not facts. They're positions.

And whoever controls the frame controls what happens next.

Most people fight the frame. That's a losing game.

The best? 
They flip it.
 With calm. 
With confidence. 
With a well-timed line that makes the other person smile.

Humor disarms. 
It resets the room. 
It says "I'm not threatened by this."

And when you're not threatened — neither is your prospect.
That's when real conversations start.

Reagan didn't need a better argument that night.
He needed better frame control.
So do you.

#unselling

I audited my team's follow-up emails.
Yikes. 😳
I owe about 200 people an apology. 

Turns out most follow-ups are just a polite version of:

🔴  "You ghosted me and I'm panicking."

That's not a follow-up. 

That's a pest control problem.
And you're the pest.

The ones that got ignored all had the same problem:

They were about US. 
Not THEM.

No new info. 
No value. 
No reason to reply.

So I built The Anti-Pest Follow-Up Filter.

Four gates before you hit send. 
Fail any gate? 
Rewrite it or kill it.

Your challenge:
→  pull up your last 2 follow-ups. 
→  run them through those 4 gates.

I bet this little test might hurt a little.

I turned this Anti-Pest Filter into a decision tree you can pin next to your screen.

Now here's where I'm supposed to say reply with "ANTI-PEST" in the comments and I'll DM it to you so I can harvest your reply like a farmer collecting LinkedIn leads in February.

Nah.🙅‍♂️

It's in the comments. 
No DM. 
No email sequence. 
No 47-step funnel.

Screenshot it. 
Print it. 
Tattoo it on your forearm.
Whatever works for you. 

Just stop sending pest emails. 🪳

#unselling

4 Reasons NOT to Buy My Book

1. 412 pages. Not a beach read. It's a damn chore.

2. Amazon drivers hate me. There's a union grievance with my name on it.

3. You'll still kinda hate sales. I just make it suck less.

4. Costs money. Money you could spend on therapy for your sales anxiety instead.

But if you're tired of feeling like a pest every time you prospect—grab it.

Or don't. 

I'm not your dad.

But I got a dad bod, so the confusion is understandable.

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🔴 The Prospect Bullsh*t Translation Guide.

WHAT THEY SAY → WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN

“Circle back next quarter.”  
→ I’ll have a restraining order by then.

“We're fine with our current provider.” 
→ We hate them, but change is scary and I’m tired.

“We’re not making any changes.”
→ We still fax things. Change might kill us.

“We’ll keep you in mind.”
 → Same way I keep kale in my fridge—until it rots.

“No budget this year.”
 → But I just got a $3K standing desk.

“This isn’t a priority.”
 → You’re just below “restock the Splenda.”

“I’m not the right person.”
 → But I’ll smile, nod, and suck 40 minutes from your soul.

“We’re researching.”
 → Free consulting, baby. Keep talkin’.

“We’re going in a different direction.”
 → Yeah… away from you.

The Way Out?

Embrace the No. 
Gently push for no.   
Invite no. 
Sifting > Selling. 

That’s not losing.
That’s selling like a grown-up.

#unselling

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