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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 12 MIN

The Growth Mindset - Originate For Life Podcast Episode 18

from Originate for Life · host MattandMaxPodcast

Growth begins the moment blame ends. In this episode, Matt Weaver and Max Fisch discuss the difference between an “inward vs. outward” mindset and why elite performers choose extreme ownership over blaming external circumstances. They explain how looking inward and asking better questions help correct behaviors, scale processes, and develop a culture of continuous improvement. Through real examples like travel delays, product presentations, and underwriting challenges, they illustrate how most people chase ‘who to blame’ while missing the true origin of failure. Matt and Max introduce the discipline of linear thinking, tracing breakdowns back to where they began so they can be corrected permanently – ‘treat the disease, not the symptom’. They also connect effective delegation and leadership accountability to this mindset, noting that when a lane in the structure fails, leadership owns it. If you want to build an elite mortgage team that stops repeating the same mistakes, this episode will change how you lead and turn setbacks into growth.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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