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In this episode of The Winning Real Estate Equation, Danica and Anna break down a surprising role play Anna recently did with her college-age son — someone not in the real estate industry.
They talked about public speaking, the fear of cold calls, and why so many people feel intimidated by a career that requires picking up the phone. But after the role play, her son said something that changed everything:
“That wasn’t hard… you just kept asking me questions.”
And that’s the point.
Scripts aren’t the magic anymore. Curiosity is.
This episode dives into:
If cold calls or difficult conversations ever feel intimidating, this episode will give you a fresh, simplified perspective — and the confidence to just talk to people.
#WinningRealEstateEquation
#RealEstatePodcast
#AgentLife
#RealEstateProspecting
#ColdCallingTips
#RealEstateMindset
#ConversationsOverScripts
#CuriosityBasedSelling
#RealEstateCoaching
#MassiveAction
#MindsetMarketingMassiveAction
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By Amy Wienands Real Estate5
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In this episode of The Winning Real Estate Equation, Danica and Anna break down a surprising role play Anna recently did with her college-age son — someone not in the real estate industry.
They talked about public speaking, the fear of cold calls, and why so many people feel intimidated by a career that requires picking up the phone. But after the role play, her son said something that changed everything:
“That wasn’t hard… you just kept asking me questions.”
And that’s the point.
Scripts aren’t the magic anymore. Curiosity is.
This episode dives into:
If cold calls or difficult conversations ever feel intimidating, this episode will give you a fresh, simplified perspective — and the confidence to just talk to people.
#WinningRealEstateEquation
#RealEstatePodcast
#AgentLife
#RealEstateProspecting
#ColdCallingTips
#RealEstateMindset
#ConversationsOverScripts
#CuriosityBasedSelling
#RealEstateCoaching
#MassiveAction
#MindsetMarketingMassiveAction
Support the show

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