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Category Archives: Family
“The Inception Of Suffering Is Comparison.”
“The inception of suffering is comparison.” For years I’ve kept a journal simply titled “What I Learned”. It’s a compilation of interesting thoughts, unique insights, and advice on navigating my life in the best possible way. As I read every … Continue reading
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90 Days to Better: Busy Is A Choice
Busy Is A Choice Have you ever found yourself telling someone that you are too busy? I know I have. However, I have found that it is really just an easy way out to tell someone I feel something else … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Customer Service, Family, Freedom, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, mindset, Priority Management, Sales, Team Building, Time
Tagged business, business coach, business coaching, business growth, coaching, dear loan officer, education, family time, financial planning, goals, growth, Hammond, leadership, life, life coach, loan officer, mindset, mortgage, mortgage advisor, networking, planning, productivity, sales, sales coaching, sales training, strategies, success, time management, training, Trevor Hammond
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90 Days to Better: What Do Your Clients Value?
What Do Your Clients Value? I believe the most important thing Mortgage Originators should focus on is creating value for others. Yet, how can we create value for someone without knowing what they truly value? In this brief video, I … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Commitment, Customer Service, Family, Freedom, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, mindset, Money, Priority Management, Sales
Tagged business coach, business coaching, business growth, coaching, dear loan officer, education, financial, financial planning, goals, growth, Hammond, life, life coach, loan officer, mindset, money, mortgage, mortgage advisor, planning, productivity, sales, sales coaching, sales training, strategies, success, training, Trevor Hammond
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90 Days to Better: Change Your Conversation
Change Your Conversation Several years ago, I wrote the book, “Mortgages, Money & Life” with the hope of helping families succeed in all three areas mentioned in the title. After helping people with mortgages for years, I started to realize … Continue reading
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Tagged business, business coach, business coaching, business growth, dear loan officer, education, financial, Financial Planner, financial planning, goals, growth, Hammond, High Trust Coaching, leadership, life, life coach, loan officer, marketing, mindset, money, mortgage, mortgage advisor, planning, productivity, sales, sales coaching, sales training, strategies, success, Trevor Hammond
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90 Days to Better: Gaining Freedom of Time
If you had freedom of time, what would you be doing with it? We all need freedom of time for family, ourselves, personal health, time to work on business, and to master necessary skills. We are all going through a … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Family, Freedom, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, mindset, Priority Management, Sales, Time
Tagged business, business coach, business coaching, business growth, Business Owner, coaching, dear loan officer, discipline, education, family time, goals, growth, Hammond, life, life coach, loan officer, mortgage, mortgage advisor, planning, productivity, strategies, success, time management, Trevor Hammond
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Dear Loan Officer: Growth is Found in Truth
“All progress starts by telling the truth.” – Dan Sullivan This is one of my favorite quotes and lessons to live by. Where do I need to tell myself the honest truth about something in my life, so that … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Family, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, mindset, Priority Management, Sales
Tagged business, business coach, business coaching, business growth, Business Owner, coaching, dear loan officer, education, goals, growth, productivity
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Dear Loan Officer: The 2 Most Important Decisions Each Day
Every day, we have decisions to make. These decisions, compounded over time, ultimately determine where we end up. This is true with business, money, relationships, health, and so on. Success (or lack of) is usually not a one-time big decision. It … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Family, Freedom, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, mindset, Priority Management, Time
Tagged business, business coach, business coaching, dearloanofficer, discipline, education, family time, goals, growth, Hammond, leadership, life coach, mindset, planning, productivity, success, time management, Trevor Hammond
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Dear Loan Officer: Practice Proactive Gratitude
Dear Loan Officer, As we are in the holiday season, with the new year fast approaching, it is important to take a step back and appreciate what and who is important in your life. This includes your family, friends, clients, … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Family, Fulfillment, Learning, mindset, Priority Management, Team Building
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Dear Loan Officer: What is Gratitude?
I am so incredibly grateful for each and every member of The Borrow Smart Team and all that they bring to our team! What an awesome 2021 we have had together! On that note, what IS ‘Gratitude’ you ask? … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Family, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Learning, mindset, Priority Management, Team Building
Tagged business, Business Owner, goals, growth, life, mindset, success, The Borrow Smart Team, Win the Week
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Dear Loan Officer: Captain Charlie Plumb & Me
Dear Loan Officer, Happy Wednesday! I recently had an opportunity to listen to the esteemed Captain Charlie Plumb on a leadership meeting call. As a former POW, he served in Vietnam for 6 years. During his captivity, he was stuck … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Business, Career, Commitment, Customer Service, Family, Freedom, Fulfillment, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, Marketing, mindset, Priority Management, Time
Tagged 2021, business, Captain Charlie Plumb, entrepreneur, POW, success
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