Catherine Bell describes a long-running (about five to six years) personal mastermind group that provides a safe space for candid sharing and perspective. She explains that voicing "crazy" thoughts aloud to trusted peers helps normalize them, correct thinking, and move forward rather than avoid issues.
And what you had shared is, you know, we have our own personal mastermind that we've been doing for, gosh, I think, like, five years now and going on six years. And for me, it's been everything, because it's been that safe place for me to talk about all of the things that I probably wouldn't say to anybody else and get some accurate thinking on it. And when we hear ourselves say the crazy thoughts that we're having, we can actually like, okay, that. That. That did sound crazy. I should probably shift that. But by having all of us be able to, like, bounce it off of and talk through it with helps us move through it versus keep avoiding.
