The concept of a “mastermind” can be a strange one to grasp, but Jay Fairbrother explains what it is. He writes:
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“Napoleon Hill coined the term ‘mastermind’ in his book The Law of Success, which was first published in 1928. He wrote that when you put one person with a brain in a room along with another person and their brain, you create a third invisible, intangible force—the mastermind.
A true mastermind is typically an intimate, smaller group of people who start together, stay together, and grow together in a mastermind for a year or more. Masterminds usually consist of groups of 8–14 people. The collective knowledge, experience, and wisdom of these 8–14 brains create a significant, powerful force. I actually stayed in one mastermind for 17 years. 17 years! Now that’s stickiness.
The idea behind a mastermind is to build in accountability and implementation. It’s to activate the power of the group to act as cheerleaders, supporters, and accountability peers. You’re creating a group dynamic where everyone supports each other and works together to help everyone succeed, rather than leaving each person to fend for themselves.”
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Jay will be sharing his process for creating, and selling, a successful mastermind in the live masterclass that he’s doing in a few days.
It’s happening on Tuesday, February 11th at 12 pm Eastern, and here’s the link to register for it!
