Karina D'Souza shares how Scott Perry's group coaching program helped her move forward during a slow period. She credits the cohort for ongoing support and Perry's questioning for pushing her to evolve her work.
I joined the group coaching sessions wanting to tell a big elaborate story. I finished the sessions knowing how to say, "I'm going over here.
Would you like to join me?" Hi, Karina D'Souza here from Tilt the Future. Are you considering joining Scott Perry's Mastermind program? So I'm here just to tell you that I had a fantastic experience with it in July of 2019. I was debating it, I was questioning whether it would be of any value to me, but it really helped me mobilize through the summer months, which are traditionally slow. And more than that, it gave me a cohort that is still talking to each other and helping each other move along in terms of our progress, we kind of know we have each other's back, and that's a wonderful end result from a month spent together. Scott also asks incisive questions. He never settles for less than you— less off you than you're able to give. So that's something that you should bear in mind. If you are the kind of person who would benefit from a little bit of prodding, that searching question, maybe even be willing to pivot and switch gears a little bit because like many others, the question I came in to answer is not the question I walked out with or the project that I walked out with. I think it really mobilized me, it moved me along, so those were two beneficial reasons for having participated in this program. Wish you luck. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. It's Karina at tilttothefuture.com. And hope you have a fun time on your cohort. Bye!
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