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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2021 · 23 MIN

Episode 56: I Like To Be Challenged - Feat. Sandra Martinez | Real Voices Podcast

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In the latest episode of Real Voices Podcast from Equitable, we talk with Sandy Martinez, REALTOR®. “I needed a career change and I feel like my connection with people is really what drove me {into} this career,” she says. “I just like to be challenged.”   From a fast food chain to a pediatric dental assistant, Sandy wanted to grow beyond where she felt limited at those times and made the choice to further help and connect with people by becoming a real estate agent. “The relationship with clients is so important,” Sandy says. “I just want to make sure that if there is something that I can remedy that’s maybe not favorable, then like, okay…let’s work on that.”   On feedback and testimonials: “I love to see the appreciation when they realize what I’m doing is genuinely to help them.”   From her traditional Mexican household, familial background, and values which informed her character and passion in her career path, listen to Sandy’s journey in this week’s Real Voices Podcast — find it on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube today!

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