☁️ Opportunities Don't Float Like Clouds in the Sky
Happy Wednesday!
Here is an Idea, an Action, and a Question to consider this week.
Idea
The term “mastermind” was popularized by Napoleon Hill in his book, Think and Grow Rich. This concept was inspired by Henry Ford, who understood the power of collaboration and working together towards a common goal. Instead of trying to excel in all areas, Ford brought together experts in their respective fields to create a stronger collective force.
Mastermind groups bring together specialists from various fields to share their knowledge and expertise. In the context of real estate, masterminds often involve seminars where speakers come together to educate and share insights on different topics. These events offer unique opportunities to learn and grow, making them a valuable resource for anyone looking to advance their knowledge and skills.
They’re also amazing for networking––and some people overlook that part.
I encourage you to participate in any local, regional, or even national masterminds for the educational experience, but don’t forget to take advantage of being among like-minded people who are as passionate as you are about learning, connecting, and developing their businesses. As Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, has said, “Opportunities don't float like clouds in the sky. They are attached to people. If you're looking for an opportunity, you're really looking for a person.”
Action
Look for a real estate mastermind seminar near you. Sign up. And don’t just go for the information—go for the networking.
Question
What is the most valuable connection or insight you’ve gained from participating in a mastermind group or networking event?
See you next week,
Matt “Roar” Gardner
Real estate investor-agent, Author of Supersonic Real Estate: Light Your Afterburner to Accelerate Your Investor-Agent Career (Coming Soon!), and keynote speaker.
