week 141: i don’t do growth alone anymore
i create masterminds
thank you to over 11,000 of you who tune in weekly and share this with your friends and family. it means the world to me to have you along for the ride as we build a zero-to-10-million-dollar business (we recently crossed $6m in 4 years) and beyond.
i also love adding a personal note at the end of these, and i’m so grateful for the space you give me to do that without judgment.
a few years ago, i realized something simple but powerful:
if you want to grow, be around people who are growing. in business. in life. in purpose.
so i joined mastermind groups.
and it blew my mind.
being around people who think like you—and even a few steps ahead of you—changes everything.
your mindset. your energy. your execution.
so i started two of my own…
1. a book in a weekend — with Tim Elmore
Tim’s a longtime friend and author of 40+ books.
we launched a 2-day intensive to help aspiring authors finally get their book off the ground—and then stick with them for the next 12 months.
what it looks like:
weekend event to kickstart your book
monthly mastermind calls to keep the momentum
help you not just write it, but launch it into the world
we host this once a year.
if you want in for the 2026 cohort - this will be our third one, applications are open now and closes in August and limited to only 15 people.
2. GTM Partners mastermind — with bryan brown
Bryan co-authored MOVE with me (WSJ bestseller). now, we help go-to-market leaders build their own scalable business.
what we do:
certify them on GTM OS frameworks
license our funnels so they can generate demand
host bi-weekly mastermind calls for accountability, community, and action
the goal? build a million-dollar fractional or advisory business.
you can apply now on the GTMarketplace.
(yes, it’s fun too—scroll through the pics. we go all-in.)
one a personal note, the third master mind is my family.
my family keeps me grounded, accountable, and humble.
would i…
take a sabbath every saturday?
stay involved in church?
know jesus?
...without them? probably not.
success or failure—none of it matters without people who truly know you. love you. challenge you. help you become you.
i’m grateful. not perfectly balanced. not always easy.
but this right here?
a lifelong mastermind.
leader point: in business and life, find your mastermind. or build one.