How to Create a Mastermind Group: The Power Hour Ticket to Everything You've Ever Wanted

Book was short and covered basic knowledge/how to's. Easy read.

This is a short “how to” book that was so easy to read that I finished it in one sitting with my first cup of coffee! I appreciated the simple layout and clear information. The author laid out the reasons for creating a mastermind group, and contrasted what to do with what to avoid. I found that helpful. One thing I would suggest for a second printing is to add more protocol ideas for such a group. The author offered only one structure, but I bet there are many more.

I got an advance copy of this book and was immediately interested by the title - POWER HOUR to get everything I ever wanted? Cool. The book does take about an hour to read, so that was nice - coming in just below 43 pages. The concept was very interesting, having never heard of this thing before so I was intrigued and enjoyed learning about this program. The book does need a lot of professional editing - I found grammar errors and punctuation errors riddled throughout, so that kind of hurt the flow of the book slightly at some points - and as far as the concept goes, though interesting - it didn't really hook me. Most of the advice is general and pretty straight forward, by the end of it I didn't feel like I wanted to create this kind of group, because I still don't think it will give me everything I ever wanted. Do I recommend it? Sure - if you are trying to create a support group, it gives some good do's and don'ts and presents an interesting philosophical concept that might help you - just lower your expectations a bit.

For a short book, this provides solid Mastermind basics. Besides participating in Masterminds, the author did not show where her expertise comes from to write this book.

The book not only tells you how to create a Mastermind group, it also tells you what not to do and provides a formal structure for running a Mastermind group effectively.I loved the tips given on how to start and run your group. I also appreciated the author discussing the differences between a true Mastermind group and a scam. Napoleon Hill would be proud.

I have always thought Mastermind is a great idea but have not organize one yet. I will work on my first one following the recommendations and steps suggested in this brief manual.