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Author: Jason Frazier

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Join Executive Growth Coach Jason Frazier for a daily series featuring insights on marketing, sales, leadership, mindset, inspiration, motivation, and tactics, designed to help housing professionals grow personally and professionally.

Growth Notes is presented by DIFRNT Coaching

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Avoid the Rabbit Holes: Social Media, Rates, and Meetings On Sunday’s Growth Notes, host Frazier describes “rabbit season” as the time when “struggle bunnies” get pulled into distractions that hurt loan officers’ businesses, referencing ideas from The Green Zone Project. He highlights common “rabbit holes,” including unplanned social media doom scrolling, obsessing over interest rates despite nobody knowing what will happen, and spending hours in meetings that don’t move the business forward...
A Different Gear: How Loan Officers Win Market Share in a Noisy Economy On the Growth Notes Podcast, Frazier shares a quick Saturday update while driving home from Tennessee, saying he highly recommends visiting Chattanooga, which has become a frequent “home away from home” for him. He then shifts to a core message he’s repeated across webinars, calls, podcasts, and an Accelerate session at Fuse: many people don’t properly appreciate what’s coming next in the economy, and competing will requ...
Delayed Returns: Playing the Long Game in a Tough Market From Tennessee on a short weekend trip, Frazier keeps this Growth Notes Podcast episode brief to remind loan officers and business owners to think like CEOs and expect delayed returns on investments. He explains that many activities won’t produce quick results in under 30 days, especially marketing, training, and hiring, and that growth happens through phases and milestones rather than jumping from zero to 100 overnight. Frazier encour...
Gathering Information Isn’t Learning: Execute to Get Results Frazier explains on Growth Notes that gathering information is not the same as learning, comparing it to hearing without listening and thinking without decisiveness. He notes many people consume “one more” webinar, podcast, book, or event yet stay stuck because they confuse information intake with progress, and the market only rewards what is executed, tested, and improved. Using conferences like Fuse as an example, he argues atten...
Passing the Tests of a Tough Market Frazier opens Wednesday’s Growth Notes by inviting listeners to Mortgage Mornings at 10:00 AM Eastern, featuring a guest discussion on creating volume in a high-rate environment. He reflects on the past several years of adversity in the market, framing challenges as repeated tests of commitment, staying power, skills, mentality, and overall response. He notes that not every test will be passed the first time, but each attempt builds proof and evidence of g...
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