And I’m being very intentional about who this is for. If you own (or operate) a baseball/softball facility, you already know the truth most people never see: You’re not just “running a building.” You’re running a business that has to produce leads, convert families, retain athletes, keep coaches aligned, and stay profitable—all while you’re trying to build a culture people actually want to belong to. And here’s the part nobody warns you about: facility ownership can be lonely. You can be surrounded by athletes all day and still feel like you’re carrying the business decisions by yourself—pricing, staffing, programming, marketing, partnerships, retention, cash flow, equipment, scheduling… all of it. That’s why I’m launching this. The Pack Facility Owners Mastermind (12 months) This is a year-long, business-generating Mastermind built specifically for facility owners inside our coaching community who want more than “tips.” This is for owners who want: - More athletes and teams in the door (without racing to the bottom on price) - A clearer offer and better packaging (so people understand why you’re different) - Better retention + recurring revenue (so you’re not constantly refilling the bucket) - A real marketing rhythm that produces leads consistently - Partnerships and referral pipelines that compound over time - Accountability and execution, not just ideas Why a Mastermind? Napoleon Hill called it a “Master Mind”—not because it’s trendy, but because it’s powerful. The idea is simple: When you put the right people in the same room, aligned around a shared goal, you don’t just get 15 separate brains…You get a multiplied mind. You get: - Better decisions, faster - Fewer expensive mistakes - Proven playbooks from people actually doing the work - Perspective you can’t see when you’re inside your own business - Accountability that forces execution - And the kind of momentum that’s hard to create alone Hill’s point was that a true Master Mind alliance creates a “third mind” — a shared intelligence that helps each member move further, faster.

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