Celebrating 33 Years of Mind Masters

Celebrating 33 Years of Mind Masters: A Journey of Dreams, Growth, and Community
This month, Mind Masters celebrates 33 years—a milestone that reflects not only the evolution of a business but the incredible journey of countless entrepreneurs who have walked this path with us.
When I first made the leap into entrepreneurship, like many of you, I faced the uncertainty and solitude that comes with owning a small service business. While large corporations had Boards of Directors and CEO organizations to guide them, small businesses often stood alone, isolated. That’s when I knew—I wanted Mind Masters to be the advisory … Read More

Recently, one of our members shared that she was positioning her business to add associates. The question she was struggling with was how to approach this expansion and asked for suggestions on how to create an SOP of routine or repetitive activity to insure success.
Summer heat has taken over, the desire to head somewhere cool looms large – BUT as your Business Results Strategist, I must ask you are you at the midpoint of your
Recently in a networking group a member was designated to be the speaker of the day. It was obvious that like many small business owners, this person was trying to be all things to all people. This helter-skelter method may have gotten him off the ground initially, but in this changing market he lost sight of where to find potential customers.
As you look to this year you must positively expect good things to happen. Your belief and attitude
Since COVID I have noticed many business owners having difficulty reconnecting, whether with customers or even prior networking groups.. As a growing business owner are you getting caught in the hyper-competitive market environment? When you work alone it is often difficult to fulfill all the roles you have to play. So how do you stay competitive? I often harp on the importance of staying focused to the high-priority, high payoff areas of the business, but when you are doing it all, everything seems “high priority”. But being in business means staying connected to the people who do business with you …
As a growing business owner are you getting caught in the hyper competitive market environment? When you work alone it is often difficult to fulfill all the roles you have to play. So how do you stay competitive? I often harp on the importance of staying focused to the high priority, high payoff areas of the business, but when you are doing it all, everything seems “high priority”. But being in business means staying connected to the people who do business with you as well as the people who refer business to you.