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The Winners Circle was created by Spencer and Zack Ferrell, who are both top 1% producing realtors in the entire nation. Through the process of serving as realtors they have learned that everyone has a story to tell and that most people don’t realize how inspiring their story truly is. Spencer and Zack started The Winners Circle to redefine what the world has defined as the word “success”. Follow along to hear crazy and deep cutting stories from people who come from every walk of life and learn how to become more successful in this world with every episode.
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