In this episode, Zach and Chris break down one of the most critical yet overlooked factors in telesales success: sales structure. Whether you’re new to the industry or a seasoned agent struggling to stay consistent, this conversation will give you a crystal-clear path to better results.

🔥 You’ll learn:

• Why belief is the foundation of every sale
  
• How to establish trust and credibility that actually sticks
  
• The importance of letting your client discover the stakes for themselves
  
• How to avoid the number one mistake agents make when quoting prices
  
• The exact moment you should recommend a solution—and why it’s later than you think
  

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