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The Power of Mastermind groups in Mentorship

Updated: Apr 26

'If we are in tune with the Master, we have significantly more positive energy available.'

-Napoleon Hill


Generation Z, it is time to take your future into your hands.

But unfortunately, youths are taken advantage of by those who are older and more experienced.

Bullying, drug abuse, and cultism are evident among youths today.

Joining and creating a Mastermind group can help you remain focused and on track. With the proper guidance and support, our youth will achieve their potential.


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AYVI Volunteer Director addressing young people at the Lagos Youth Mentorship program 2022


Commit with action, then follow up with calls after the meeting.

Mastermind means the mind of the Master.

It is God or whatever term you wish to use. It is the power that comes from above and from us. Together, we achieve more.


HOW TO CREATE A MASTERMIND GROUP

  • Choose people who are already where you aspire to be

  • The ideal size is 5 to 6 people

  • Weekly meetings for an hour


MASTERMIND MEETING STRUCTURE

  • Invocation or prayer for spiritual guidance

  • Shares what good Wins and successes

  • Negotiate for time

  • The focus person uses the group, too: they set goals and brainstorm, find solutions, and ask for support.

  • Commit to new action steps

  • End with an appreciation of the other members

  • Be accountable for your commitments



Mentoring session with the AYVI Team
Mentoring session with the AYVI Team



Commit with action, then follow up with calls after the meeting.

Remember, with the proper guidance and support, youths can achieve anything they set their minds to.


 
 
 

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