A mastermind group's real power comes from its leader, Charlie, who redirects conversations toward blind spots and structures meetings to surface business opportunities members wouldn't find alone.
A group, a community, a mastermind group is its people, right? The value is in the conversations we have with each other. However, I have to say it's not the most valuable part because Charlie, Charlie is a leader of the group. Charlie is so influential. I've picked up so much and sometimes it's the big things, but very often it's the little things. It's the things that I didn't know I was looking for. It's the answers to questions that I wasn't necessarily asking at the time. Charlie has a brilliant way of being able to switch our minds onto subjects and then take us into places where at the start of it, we didn't see where we were going at all. And for that, I'm really grateful because as a business leader, I think we all need an element of that. We need to, okay, it's a cliché, but we go outside of our comfort zone in order to learn things, not necessarily just because we have problems, but because we're able to seize opportunities that we weren't necessarily thinking about before we had that conversation. But another point I'd like to mention is that Charlie is, is really good at structuring the meetings as well.
