Overview
In this episode, Dr. Charlotte Huntley discusses the concept of mastermind groups and introduces her own mastermind program for public health entrepreneurs. She explains that a mastermind group is a collaborative network of individuals within a certain field, such as public health. The purpose of a mastermind group is to share knowledge, resources, and support each other. Dr. Huntley highlights the importance of collaboration, networking, professional development, and accountability in a mastermind group. She provides details about her own mastermind program and encourages listeners to apply.
Takeaways
A mastermind group is a collaborative network of individuals within a certain field, such as public health, who come together to share knowledge, resources, and support each other.
Collaboration, networking, professional development, and accountability are key elements of a successful mastermind group.
Dr. Huntley's mastermind program for public health entrepreneurs offers high visibility strategies, virtual and in-person meetings, professional development opportunities, and accountability.
Enrollment for the mastermind program is open twice a year, in June and December, and interested individuals can apply through the program's website.
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