What Is a Mastermind? - Interview With Liz Scully

This episode starts a new interview with Liz Scully and focuses on the question, "What is a mastermind?" We go far deeper than that. However, that is not a question that is worth answering quickly or simply. There is a sort of art to good masterminds, and we delve into all the artsy details as we craft our answer to the question. What is a mastermind? The idea of a mastermind can be different for different people. Thus, when you ask, "What is a Mastermind?" you get varied answers. Part of this comes from people being attracted to the word but not grasping that it does have real meaning. There is a buzzword sort of following for mastermind groups that has been embraced by many get-rich-quick pursuers. That muddies the waters. Our conversation with Liz looks to clarify that and let you see the true definition (and value) of a well-run group. This conversation details what makes a good group, how to keep members engaged, and how to get the most value from your time. We explore the costs in time and money and why the ROI makes a good group an easy decision. When you are done with these episodes, you will be much better informed whether you are considering joining a mastermind or starting your own. About Liz She spent 20 years working on big Hollywood films. It led to her winning an Emmy, and she had work that is multi-Oscar nominated. Now, she is a business strategist and a Mastermind coach. She loves helping entrepreneurs have more fun with their business. That is why she has the daft (in her words) - yet fabulous - brand "Evil Coach" alongside her more sensible Mastermind biz, Rethink Central. She is Irish, nomadic, and as confused as everyone else about why she has an English accent. Learn More Learn more about her Masterminds at: https://www.rethinkcentral.com/develpreneur Check out the content and view the links. You will learn more about her unique approach to helping build better businesses and leaders.

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