How to Simulate Real Sales Conversations (And Get Better Fast)
Rules for reps that actually transfer
1. Speak out loud. Typing doesn't train tonality.
2. Stand up. Posture changes voice.
3. Don't restart bad reps. Finish them. Score them. Learn.
4. Escalate difficulty. The moment a rep feels easy, the AI should hit harder.
5. Re-run the same scenario. Same objection, 5 takes. That's where the muscle builds.
The simulation stack
- Cold call → 5 reps
- Discovery → 3 reps
- Objection lane (rotate daily) → 5 reps
- Close → 3 reps
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Voice or text reps?
Voice. Always. Typing trains the wrong muscle.
How realistic is the AI buyer?
By rep #5 you stop noticing it's AI. Heart rate goes up on the price objection.
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"I'm not interested."
Usually said before they understand what you actually do. It's a reflex, not a decision.
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