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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 5 MIN

Scarcity Looks for Flaws. Abundance Looks for Possibilities | Ep. 486

from Growth Notes · host Jason Frazier

Scarcity vs. Abundance: Asking Better Questions in a Tough Mortgage MarketFrazier contrasts scarcity and abundance mindsets, saying scarcity looks for flaws while abundance looks for possibilities, leading to completely different outcomes in the same mortgage market. He announces that he will join sales expert Jonathan Hadda on Mortgage Mornings at 10:00 AM EST to discuss framing and reframing in sales conversations to handle objections and increase conversion. Frazier explains that a scarcity mindset focuses on what’s wrong—rates, inventory, affordability, lower applications—and uses those realities to build a case that success isn’t possible, which shuts the door. An abundance mindset instead asks, “What can I do with this?” to find opportunities, improve messaging, build trust with clients, help buyers compete in low inventory, and deepen relationships with sidelined consumers. He urges listeners to practice redirecting their thinking toward better questions, especially on hard days.Join Mortgage MorningsBuild Your Growth Engine Today!

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Scarcity vs. Abundance: Asking Better Questions in a Tough Mortgage Market Frazier contrasts scarcity and abundance mindsets, saying scarcity looks for flaws while abundance looks for possibilities, leading to completely different outcomes in the same mortgage market. He announces that he will join sales expert Jonathan Hadda on Mortgage Mornings at 10:00 AM EST to discuss framing and reframing in sales conversations to handle objections and increase conversion. Frazier explains that a scarc...

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