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The idea of creating an informal, peer support group was first popularized by Napoleon Hill in his 1937 classic book “Think and Grow Rich.†Hill describes the importance of belonging to a “mastermind†group where leaders can help each other succeed in ways they could not alone. Hill attributes the concept to millionaire steel-magnate Andrew Carnegie who credits much of his inspiration and success to his informal board. Since its introduction, the mastermind concept has taken on new meaning with countess adaptations. These groups are frequently referred to as...Business roundtables Leadership circles CEO Focus groups Entrepreneur Clubs Executive Support Groups Business Exchanges Leads Groups Business Advisory Unfortunately, most leadership support groups never achieve the profound impact of Carnegie’s mastermind concept. Their benefit should go far beyond mere peer support, affiliation and encouragement. Their benefit -- if fully realized -- should reach the level of business transformation and SuperGrowth! To recapture the original intent of the Mastermind concept entrepreneurs are forming SuperGrowth groups. SuperGrowth groups are results-driven, peer strategy boards dedicated to helping members prepare for "Super Growth.†They provide the ultimate “mastermind†experience for business owners who are serious about multiplying their success. The SuperGrowth concept and group management methodology was introduced by Michael Kramer for tsWB Strategies, Inc. and is explained in a free eBook made available to the general public. winbig.org/super-growth. Copyright 2008 - France BtoB from Wikipédia
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