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Frazier addresses leaders who run teams and invites listeners to Mortgage Mornings at 10:00 AM Eastern featuring sales speaker Chris Vinson. He explains that companies cannot be run by committee and that while leaders should avoid being dictators, there must be one decision-maker steering the ship. Teams don’t need to agree with every decision, but they do need buy-in, which comes from repeatedly selling the vision in a way that connects employees’ goals and dreams to the mission. Frazier notes it’s unrealistic to expect employees without ownership stake to act like CEOs, so leaders must clarify what’s in it for them—mission, financial incentives, equity, recognition—and communicate it consistently, publicly and privately, to build a strong movement and develop people who can lead themselves.
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