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Protect Your Prime Selling Time: Stop Losing Hours to Distractions
In this Growth Notes episode, Frazier warns that most sales professionals lose two to three hours of prime selling time each day to trivial distractions like notifications, emails, texts, DMs, and internet detours. He highlights that the average person stays on task only 11 minutes before getting distracted, and it can take 25–26 minutes to regain focus, creating the illusion of productivity without real progress. Frazier distinguishes being responsive from being constantly available and notes that distraction can be a hiding place from uncomfortable revenue-generating work. He urges listeners to treat attention as money, take control of their focus, and protect 60–90 minute blocks for calls, follow-up, agent outreach, client touches, content, and conversations to improve production.
By Jason Frazier5
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Protect Your Prime Selling Time: Stop Losing Hours to Distractions
In this Growth Notes episode, Frazier warns that most sales professionals lose two to three hours of prime selling time each day to trivial distractions like notifications, emails, texts, DMs, and internet detours. He highlights that the average person stays on task only 11 minutes before getting distracted, and it can take 25–26 minutes to regain focus, creating the illusion of productivity without real progress. Frazier distinguishes being responsive from being constantly available and notes that distraction can be a hiding place from uncomfortable revenue-generating work. He urges listeners to treat attention as money, take control of their focus, and protect 60–90 minute blocks for calls, follow-up, agent outreach, client touches, content, and conversations to improve production.