Cameron Herold recounts his experience at a Genius Network mastermind event run by Joe Polish. He emphasizes that the event delivered unexpected practical value—strong relationships, immediate business progress, and substantial notes to turn into action—despite the agenda not matching attendees' expectations.
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So I just came back from this Genius Network event. What's really interesting is Joe Polish, who's the founder, says that I will sell them what they want and I'll give them what they need. And I think it's like most Mastermind events, if you sit and look at the agenda, you're going to make a decision on whether you should go or whether you shouldn't go. If you looked at what we covered at the Genius Network event, you probably wouldn't go. Or if you had an idea in your mind of what you thought we were going to cover, you'd be disappointed. But if you look at all the notes you took while you were there, you'd rate it a 10 out of 10. So it was an amazing event. I didn't cover any of the thoughts or the areas I thought I was going to cover, but I met some amazing people. I've moved the business forward already. I had some incredible relationships, and I probably got 20 pages of notes that I need to compress down to my top action items. So super worthwhile.