Why I Joined a Mastermind at Every Level of My Business | Lewis Howes
ACCELERATE YOUR LEARNING CURVE.
Are you taking advantage of the knowledge of the smartest people in your field?
If not, you are denying yourself an abundance of information.
You need consistent accountability at the highest level.
You need inspiration from inspiring peers.
And you need to be a part of something that is coaching you to play bigger.
Some might call it an accountability group. In the business industry, we call these groups “Masterminds.” It’s a dynamic that you miss out on when you only do one-on-one coaching.
On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I do a special solo episode where I explain how joining a Mastermind group has changed my life and how it can change yours.
“You need to constantly clear your mind and be open to new opportunities.” - Lewis Howes
I coach my own group called the Greatness Mastermind. If you’re making seven figures, you eligible to join.
You don’t want to join a group that will keep you at the same level or where you’re the smartest person in the room.
You have to be inspired by the community of people you join.
So get ready to learn all about getting access to influential people by joining a Mastermind on Episode 728.
In This Episode You Will Learn:
The one thing I would do differently if I started over again (2:00)
Why you should be looking for a Mastermind (2:40)
About the first Mastermind I was a part of (6:00)
6 Keys to finding a mastermind (12:45)
About my mastermind (22:00)
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