Mastermind teams will be a big part of the next book, which at this point is simply a pile of bones, but Suzy certainly formed several such teams in The Storyteller. From Napoleon Hill in Think and Grow Rich written over 80 years ago to present day Law of Attraction gurus such as found in The Secret, the concept of Mastermind groups has been advocated as a necessary element of successful individuals. In essence a Mastermind team is a group of people who come together for a definite purpose. The team can be as small as a husband and wife, as large as 50 or more as was the case of Andrew Carnegie, who presented the idea to Mr Hill all those years ago. The purpose can be as mundane (though certainly no less important) as forming a successful family unit, to bringing together a team with various skillsets which enables each member to succeed in a certain industry. Mr Carnegie climbed the ladder of success by his associations with others in the steel industry, and became one of the greatest industrialists of all time, as well as an extraordinary philanthropist. He appreciated and taught that one can not do it alone.
Are you forming Mastermind teams, or are you trying to do it alone? Suzy's most profound group is her Soul Team, that core group of guides and angels she calls upon to assist in every definite purpose she envisions and constitutes.
My own 'Team' brought me several Mastermind teams as the book evolved. My two daughters Shelley and Taneen never failed to encourage my definite purpose, even when they must have shaken their heads at their mom's folly, and along with the rest of my family and friends became my mastermind support team and kept me going. The editor, Dale Nielsen, showed a dedication to the book which was invalubale. We were a great team of two. Others were the cover illustrator, Dana Mooney and the incomparable Brian from CoversAreUs, without whom I do not know how the books could have navigated the Kindle publishing adventure.
Thinking of your various teams as 'Mastermind' groups can be invaluable. Try it. you may just discover you have many more than you think.
Are you forming Mastermind teams, or are you trying to do it alone? Suzy's most profound group is her Soul Team, that core group of guides and angels she calls upon to assist in every definite purpose she envisions and constitutes.
My own 'Team' brought me several Mastermind teams as the book evolved. My two daughters Shelley and Taneen never failed to encourage my definite purpose, even when they must have shaken their heads at their mom's folly, and along with the rest of my family and friends became my mastermind support team and kept me going. The editor, Dale Nielsen, showed a dedication to the book which was invalubale. We were a great team of two. Others were the cover illustrator, Dana Mooney and the incomparable Brian from CoversAreUs, without whom I do not know how the books could have navigated the Kindle publishing adventure.
Thinking of your various teams as 'Mastermind' groups can be invaluable. Try it. you may just discover you have many more than you think.
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