Mastermind. Explained.

A mastermind group is a concept introduced by Napoleon Hill in the early 20th century, described in his book "Think and Grow Rich" as a gathering of like-minded individuals who come together to tackle challenges and solve problems using the collective intelligence of the group.

 

For leaders, participating in a mastermind provides a space to gain new perspectives, share experiences, and receive honest feedback, fostering personal and professional growth. It encourages accountability, promotes continuous learning, and offers a supportive network, enabling leaders to make more informed decisions and achieve their goals more effectively.