1. Mastermind Online For Kids
2. Mastermind Online Classes

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Why Mastermind OnLine?
In order to

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achieve maximum results in any area of our life we need to be constantlygrowing and learning with new ways of thinking, being and doing. Without outside support we tend to get “stuck” in doing things the same way we’ve always done them, or the same way everyone else in our industry does. By assembling a group of people from different industries and professions, you end up with different perspectives and fresh new ideas that may have never been thought of before. In order to think “outside the box” and stay “outside the box” Mastermind Groups are one of the best and most successful ways to do so.
Our Mastermind OnLine Mission Statement-
The purpose of TTR Networking Mastermind OnLine is to inspire and challenge each other to reach and exceed goals. Each member is committed to his or her own success, as well as the success of every member of the group.

Mastermind Online Classes

TTR Networking Mastermind OnLine is a network of like-minded people with whom members can learn, share, and grow.
We are:

• Committed – we meet in person or virtually for 1 hour every week
• Present – there is no multitasking or distractions during meetings
• Collaborative – we listen without interrupting, lecturing, or judging
• Encouraging – we celebrate each other’s successes without jealousy
• Honest – we participate by giving thoughtful feedback
• Open – we listen to different perspectives without being defensive or offering excuses
• Vulnerable – we trust fellow members enough to share fully
• Fun – focus is important, but we also think it’s important to have fun during meetings
• Authentic – this is a no-BS zone

Angie McHale

Cheri Nelson

Janice Ruiz

Jennifer Johnson

Jim Mathews

Lita Nichols

Nicole Williams