What Every Person Wants

What do you want

Everyone wants these two things:

  1. Freedom
  2. Accountability

At first, these may seem to conflict with one another.  But as a leader, it’s important to know that people you lead DO want and need both.

Freedom refers to the flexibility someone has for getting to the desired or expected result.

Accountability helps everyone be clear on who, does what, by when.  It provides a critical feed-back loop so people know if they are succeeding or need to improve in certain areas.

Too much freedom can lead to chaos and a lack of systems and consistency for your team, your clients, and your partners.  Too much accountability will be viewed as micro-managing and even appear as a lack of trust.

Finding a good balance that includes both is the key to happy team members, clients, and business partners.

About Trevor Hammond

Since 1998, Trevor Hammond has helped thousands of families finance their homes and make smart decisions when it comes to their personal finances. Now, as a sought-after mortgage advisor, coach, speaker, and author, Trevor Hammond continues to focus on helping people enjoy more money, less stress, and more life. As the co-author of Borrow Smart, Repay Smart and his 2018 follow up book, Mortgages, Money and Life, Trevor has created unique financial coaching programs and spoken in front of thousands of people on his book concepts ranging from improving cash flow and savings, managing liabilities, to advanced real estate financing strategies for homeowners. His passion for providing financial education and his ability to innovate unique processes that help both clients and originators excel, has led Trevor to become a top producer and build a #1 branch in the country for mortgage lending company Sierra Pacific Mortgage. Whether Trevor is speaking to hundreds of people from the stage, working on his next book or mentoring a Loan Officer one-on-one as a High Trust™ Leader, he is pursuing his greatest passion of all: Coaching.
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