1:00 pm to 2:30 pm on Sunday, April 7th 

Facilitated by Reverend Daybree Thoms

The concept of the “master mind alliance” was introduced by Napoleon Hill in his 1925 book, The Law of Success, and expanded upon in his 1937 book, Think And Grow Rich. While Napoleon Hill called it a “master mind alliance,” it’s been shortened and modernized to “mastermind group.”

Mastermind groups have been around since the beginning of time. Even Benjamin Franklin belonged to such a group, which he called a Junto. But it was Napoleon Hill who explained it clearly and encouraged people to gather together in a structured, repeatable environment for the success of all.

Napoleon Hill wrote about the mastermind group principle as:
“The coordination of knowledge and effort of two or more people, who work toward a definite purpose, in the spirit of harmony.”

A mastermind group is a group of peers who meet to give each other support. The group you assemble will have five or six members. In a mastermind group, you will both give and receive support, holding the vision of the others in the group. It is a “meeting of the minds” – a place where you can speak the truth and expect it in return.

We all become like our inner circle and vice versa. That’s the “power of proximity” and we have the ability build inner circles that empower and uplift them.

Bring friends with you who you envision might be part of YOUR future MasterMind group.

A Love Offering of $15 to $20 is gladly accepted, but no one is turned away.