The Beginner’s Guide To Mastermind Groups – Part II
December 18, 2007
If you’ve been searching for a particular mastermind group to join, tendency is, you’re looking for a needle in a haystack.
Why do I say that?
Well, because even though masterminding has been a widely established concept and informally practiced in many business organizations, they’re usually manifested in the community as special interest groups, networking teams or even health clubs. Googling or asking around if there’s a mastermind group for you to join is likely to be futile not because they don’t exist. But rather, because they’re embedded in many larger clubs and online forums that most people overlook when they’re conducting the search. And it certainly doesn’t help that most, if not all effective mastermind groups are strictly by invitation only.
In my opinion, finding the right mastermind group to join is only part of the strategy. Knowing why you’re participating is the real deal. Here are 5 steps I think you should review when finding a group to join. Especially if you’re just starting out. Read more
The Beginner’s Guide To Mastermind Groups – Part I
December 14, 2007
Thanks to Napoleon Hill and his 1937 classic Think & Grow Rich, the concept of masterminding have taken the world by storm.
Successful businessmen – whether the richer industrialists from the early 20th century to the modern day’s business powerhouses – have all confessed to using mastermind groups in a way or another. In case you think this is an exclusive innovation in the commercial world, look around you.
Housewives participate in weekly gatherings to learn different food recipes from one another. College students leverage study groups to work on their term papers. Even seemingly innocuous kids have worked with their classmates to grow their baseball card collections! Amazing, isn’t it?
Perhaps you may be thinking “So what? What has that got to do with me?” Well, think about it. Are you experiencing goals stagnancy and need some fresh ideas to spruce up things? Do you have difficulty motivating yourself on your goals because none of your friends and family support what you’re doing? Have you been searching for someone with a specific skill to partner on a particular project? If yes, a mastermind group can jolly well be the breakthrough you’re looking for!
Why do I say that?
