Category Archives: Masterminds

What’s Wrong with Stompernet’s Masterminds

By Ryan | Published: February 23, 2010
Masterminding is a fantastic concept. However, the masterminds that are offered at Stompernet are not the solution that they are meant to be. First of all, maybe 20-30 people are invited. Second, different people show up every week. Third, it is run by a guru from Stompernet instead of being a peer-based organization. This means that you are listening [...]
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Basic Secret to Success (Don’t Do It Alone)

By Ryan | Published: January 21, 2010
Two tips that took me a very long time to learn primarily because I often did so well alone. I was at the presentation of a guy making from $20-50k per day in internet marketing. He talked about the secrets to his success. The two that jumped out at me were: 1. Have a coach. And be [...]
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Masterminding: Thanks, Lloyd!

By Ryan | Published: January 10, 2010
Attending regular mastermind sessions with Ryan has been a tremendous boost in helping me achieve my business goals. Ryan is a person with great integrity, whose ability to listen is matched only by the high level of feedback and guidance he so generously gives. – Lloyd Burrell, http://www.bonneansechalets.com/
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Fantastic article about types of masterminds

By Ryan | Published: October 15, 2009
Steve Shapiro explains the types of masterminds that exist and why you would use each model. Excellent resource for masterminding.
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Perry Marshall on Masterminding

By Ryan | Published: October 10, 2009
At Ken McCarthy’s System Intensive, Ken asked, “Who is subscribed to Perry Marshall’s stuff?” About 70% of the people in London at this event were on his lists. He says that his success really began once he started in his mastermind, which met only three times a year. I can recommend listening to his story, at least [...]
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