Who do you report to when you are the boss? How do you deal with unmotivated days, or those times when you feel overwhelmed?
Successful people have known the key to dealing with these pressures for a long time.
In the early 1900s Napoleon Hill studied first-hand the high achievers of the day - names that we still recognize, like Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Edison - and discovered their secret: a network of other success-oriented people who kept them focused and on track.
He called this phenomenon the "Master mind" because the caliber of ideas produced by the group as a whole were greater than the ideas produced by the same individuals on their own. If you've experienced being in a group of people who take build on the ideas pitched by others and take them to the next level, then you know how it works.
Corporations, especially creative ones, use this philosophy in brain storming sessions, and you too can use creative intelligence to help grow your business.
Benefits of a Creative Intelligence Alliance
A "Creative Intelligence Alliance" is a group of like-minded people who meet on a regular basis to generate truly creative ways to reach a specific goal. In business, this can be a vital resource, and even more so for small business owners.
Feedback and Brainstorming
It's always easier to come up with ideas for someone other than yourself. Your alliance can help you come up with ideas to push you forward that you may not be able to see.
Accountability
When you say, "This week I am going to finish up the copy for three brochures," you should expect to tell your team
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