The Hill Masterminds welcome message asks people to bring their personal growth experiences, ideas and perspectives into a shared community. Its emphasis is participation: people learning with one another, rather than watching one person perform certainty.
A working mastermind needs more than agreement. It needs a question worth answering, different experiences, attentive listening and a way to test the advice. Members should be able to challenge an idea without diminishing the person who brought it.
That is the purpose of the connected Hill Mastermind circle. Read a lesson, try its exercise, and bring back evidence. Tell the group what you intended, what you did, what changed and where you are still stuck. A discussion becomes useful when it helps someone choose a better next action.
Take it into your week
What experience can you contribute, what question can you bring, and what commitment can others reasonably hold you to?
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