Bill Frederick

When it comes to mastermind groups, the number of members can make a big difference. Too many, and some voices might not get heard; too few, and you might miss out on fresh ideas. I’m curious—what do you think is the best size for a mastermind group? How has group size affected your experience?

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Bill Frederick

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@Alf Marcussen I agree with the 4 to 6 people. I also like diverse backgrounds and experience. Sometimes the best ideas come from the person with the least experience. People with less experience often bring fresh, unfiltered perspectives that spark innovation. They’re not bound by conventional wisdom or “how things are usually done,” which can lead to unique and creative solutions

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Bill Frederick

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Lover of common sense & explorer of rabbit holes. Passionate about writing, personal growth, & helping solopreneurs start high-impact masterminds.

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