Here are some quick tips for starting your mastermind groups.
- Pick a niche or topic area – The more narrowly you define the topic area for your mastermind group, the better chance you’ll have of attracting the right members. Need ideas for topic areas? Read the article What Types of Mastermind Groups Are There? for suggestions.
- Decide how many people - The best groups are 4-8 people, for two reasons: First, it gives everyone a chance to be in the “hot seat” at each meeting. Second, if someone doesn’t show up for the meeting, there are still enough people there to effectively mastermind together. If you need more information on how many people should be in your group, read the article How Many Members Should Be In a Mastermind Group?
- Choose the right participants - Nothing will destroy a good mastermind group than bad members. You want to find people who are excited about creating change in their lives, who have a positive mental outlook, and who are eager to both give and receive advice and support. Check out this Mastermind Group Readiness Quiz we developed when creating our own mastermind groups.
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