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When You Serve Everyone, You Serve No One | Ep. 602

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When You Serve Everyone, You Serve No One

In this Growth Notes episode, Frazier argues that it’s more important than ever to stand out by being original and hyper-focused on a specific niche rather than trying to be everything to everyone. Referencing a Charlie Munger quote shared in Cody Sanchez’s newsletter—“When you serve everyone, you serve no one”—he explains that marketing and sales have become extreme and crowded, and that AI plus constant noise and distraction make it harder to compete with generic, cookie-cutter messaging. Frazier notes the “monkey see, monkey do” tendency in the industry, where everyone copies the same posts and tactics, and warns against being a “me too loan officer.” He urges listeners to clearly define who they serve, why they serve them, and to commit to doing what most won’t to build something great.

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