Do you feel like there's more out there for you to do? This is likely the learning circle for you! This learning circle is based on the Mastermind Concept. During this seven-session virtual mastermind, you will experience the influence your environment has on your success by surrounding yourself with a group of like-minded, growth-oriented successful women. We will meet virtually every week and unpack chapters from John Maxwell's #1 New York Times Bestseller, The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth (Book is optional, not required). Participating will raise your level of awareness in growth principles to help you get unstuck. You will learn real-life, practical applications of these principles from the instructor and other group members, and you will strengthen your personal and professional network. Topics to be covered by session: You will leave with: Requirements: Class Schedule About Mastermind: Code of Conduct: GDI's mission is focused on providing opportunities for women to learn web and software development, but our classes and events are open to all genders and identities. We are dedicated to providing a welcoming and comfortable environment for all to learn to code and every attendee is expected to uphold our Code of Conduct (http://www.girldevelopit.com/codeofconduct).
Do you feel there's much more within your reach to accomplish?
Do you feel like you can go much further than where you are now?
Are you looking to reach your full potential?
Session 2 - October 7
Session 3 - October 14
Session 4 - October 19 (Tuesday)
Session 5 - October 28
Session 6 - November 4
Session 7 - November 11
Participants are required to review a 15-20 minute video prior to each session. Also, to get the most from the experience, both pre-work and post-work assignments should be completed. Class assignments will be sent out once students have registered.
The Mastermind Group is a process made famous in the 1930s by author Napoleon Hill who spent 20 years interviewing and meeting 25,000 people to discuss the principles of success, achievement, and personal growth. Five hundred of those people were the most recognized leaders, innovators, and creators of their time, names like Rockefeller, Edison, and Ford. Hill identified 13 principles to the secret of achievement, and one of those was the mastermind. A group of intentional, like-minded people all come with a common purpose to themselves and each other. The common purpose to themselves is whatever their life purpose, vision, and goals are. The common purpose to each other is to add value, lift each other up, and contribute. In fact, the meetings' success is determined not by what the members get but by what the members contribute.
