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Join us as we dive deep into the art of making more money, effortlessly integrating cutting-edge technology, and transforming your systems into unstoppable profit machines. Hosted by industry expert Kyle Whissel and his head of marketing Bryan Koci, this podcast is your go-to resource for invaluable tips, strategies, and insider knowledge that will take your career to unprecedented heights. Visit TheWhisselWay.com to get even more information, access exclusive resources, and connect with like-minded professionals who are committed to taking their real estate businesses to the next level.
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This episode of Real Estate Success: The Whissel Way takes you inside one of our most powerful weekly team meetings at Whissel Realty Group. Introduced by Bryan Koci and led by our Director of Sales, Rachel Choo, this deep-dive session was pulled directly from this week’s live training and is packed with actionable strategies to help agents set more appointments. Rachel breaks down why agents hesitate to ask for the appointment, the three core confidence gaps holding most people back, and how to script your way into more “yeses”—whether at an open house, on a call, or during a buyer consult. This is equal parts mindset shift, tactical scripting, and real-world advice that will immediately help you set more appointments and close more deals.
💡 3 Key Takeaways
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Confidence Is a Skill, Not a Trait
Confidence comes from preparation, clarity in your value, and the willingness to get uncomfortable. Practicing rejection and affirming your strengths daily helps you show up with energy that attracts clients. -
Avoid Vague Scripts—Target Pain Points
Buyers don’t want a game plan or a “learn about real estate” session. They want solutions to problems. Lead with hooks like saving money, finding off-market homes, or winning offers. -
Repetition Creates Results
Whether it's asking every open house visitor to tour more homes or tallying your rejections like a game, consistency in the ask is what builds pipeline—and ultimately closes deals.
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