hey bro! first, it sounds like it’s already going to be an amazing event🔥 but here are some ideas based on what we do at our masterminds: 1. Give & ask session: At masterminds, we like to tap into the attendees expertise. A way we do this is through give & ask sessions. The way these work is someone gets up in front of the group, and has 15 minutes to present. The “give” part is providing value to the group, and the “ask” part is asking the group for help on something. They can split up their give & ask however they want, so 5 minutes could be give & 10 minutes could be ask, or 7 minutes could be give & 8 minutes could be ask. This is a cool way to tap into the collective intelligence of the group. Since your group is so big, you can select a few people to go each day or something like that 2. Facilitated networking: We like to take the heavy lifting off of attendees when it comes to networking & connecting at events. This could be done through promoting, activities, games, etc. It sounds like you guys are going to be doing a lot of activities, but it might be a good idea to have some prompted networking with really good questions for people to ask each other. 3. Live builds: Not sure how many actual sessions ya’ll will be having, but giving the attendees a chance to actually build something is cool, rather than just teaching. For example, if Goose does a talk on community, you guys can give attendees time to brainstorm what their theme could be. It’s always good to pair information with implementation 4. Small groups: Going off of #3, if you have any live building happening where people are reflecting/working on something/implementing something, it’s always a good idea to have them share their results with a small group. Those were some initial thoughts! If anymore come to mind i’ll send them over. That being said, the most valuable part of masterminds is proximity to other people on the same journey as you, which is already happening. I think it’s gonna be a huge success🫶 Excited to get the debrief once y’all get back

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