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Stop Trying to Be Liked: Be Relatable, Relevant, and Trusted
In Growth Notes, Frazier shares how trying too hard to be liked can trip up loan officers, especially introverts, and argues that likability shouldn’t be the goal. He says the real aim is being relatable and relevant by understanding what people are dealing with, speaking their language instead of a predetermined script, and genuinely caring about helping them win. Frazier emphasizes that trust—not forced likability—creates strong, lasting relationships, and that chasing social media approval and “likes” leads to polished, fake messaging that no longer sounds like you. He explains that connection comes from meeting people where they are, and that likability is earned by consistently showing up as an authentic human. He encourages focusing on understanding others’ needs, with likability following naturally over time.
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