Adee Cazayoux joined mastermind groups early in her business and felt intimidated at first, but gradually found her voice. She credits these groups with pushing her to scale more aggressively instead of holding back from fear of losing clients.
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Yeah, the first meeting for me was weird. I'm part of. I was in the first time I first few months of starting business, I had a. Someone who I really respect, who's my weightlifting coach at the time. And he was like, you need to come to this mastermind group. It wasn't this one. And I just at the time listened to every single thing he said. So he. It was $5,000 and we weren't strapped for cash at the time, so I went. But I was kind of like a big fish in that pond, so it was awesome. I was like having the time of my life. And then when I came here, I was like, oh, shit. Like, oh, geez. And so I didn't. In my first meeting, I felt like I didn't contribute at all. And I was just taking in and taking in and taking in. And then coming this time after going to the annual meeting, I felt a lot more comfortable and I felt like I could contribute more and I, I felt like I did that. So it feels good to contribute like Kevin said. So I liked that. Bringing Taylor with me was awesome. I spent the first, the second year of business really, really focusing on my own personal growth and going to a bunch of these meetings and a bunch of conferences. And I didn't, didn't bring any of my leadership team. So getting the opportunity to bring her here and, you know, spend the rest of this year doing the same for her so that she can get the same type of benefits that I got, not only for our business, but for your personal life. And I'm so excited to see what the rest of the year brings for that. And my biggest takeaway, business wise, was just the courage. You know, I'm. She's less hesitant than me. I'm very hesitant. Like, we always, we have a lot of demand, not enough supply. And then I'm always like, worried that's gonna like, leave us. And then Cameron was just like, no, like, step on the gas pedal. Like, just go, go, go, go. So it gave me, like a little bit of more courage that, you know, we're in a good place, we've got things pretty good, and we can be more aggressive and stop being scared all the time. So it's like a boost of confidence that I think I needed for sure.
