Andrew Carnegie Mastermind Secrets

In 1901, Andrew Carnegie sold his business in what was, at that time, the largest corporate takeover ever. Carnegie received almost $230,000,000 worth of bonds in the sale, and had a special vault built to house them in New Jersey.

John Dealey wrote a new article that caught my attention recently called Life Lessons from a Billionaire. It profiles Andrew Carnegie and his secrets to success. Among the strategies discussed is that of Masterminding:

Carnegie believed that being a member of a MasterMind group was essential for success. A man named Charles M. Schwab worked for him and Carnegie claimed he was one of the smartest men he had ever known. They frequently brainstormed together to become even more successful. Each credited much of their success to the power of the MasterMind sessions they developed in the steel industry.

If it worked for one of the wealthiest people to ever live, it can work for you. Winning is not an individual sport, it is a team sport and the sooner you get the right people on your team, the sooner you will achieve the success you want and deserve.