Here is a list of reviews from some of our readers.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Tactical Guide for College Students
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This book was published with the intention of giving advice to the most vulnerable of the young generation: college students.
Because the new movers and shakers of tomorrow are on a college campus full of bright-eyed “Progressives,” they are at a place where there is no “opposing view.”
This book is a guide to common sense, logic and reason, three things not usually in large supply among the New Social Justice Warrior Class.
His observation about the Tea Party is spot-on as well:
“The Tea Party has been commoditized, weaponized, astroturfed, and made palatable for (globalist-feminist) billionaire donors and their normie volunteers.”
The mantra of using Mastermind Groups to offset the group-stink of The Left is brilliant.
I give it 5 stars. You will, too.
Not an ounce of fluff
This book is rock solid content beginning to end – You won’t find an ounce of fluff anywhere.
I read this book cover to cover in 1 hour. If anyone else would have wrote this the book would have been five times as long. That is NOT David’s style. David is all about giving you the most value in the most compact and powerful package he can put together.
David shares his story about how his mentor brought him into his MasterMind
and it changed David’s life from being apathetic and overweight to an achiever focused on success.
David’s passion in writing this book is to fire up the passion of achievement in you with practical – powerful advice on how to use the MasterMind to take your life where you want it to go….
David has been involved in MasterMinding for 10 years and it shows. David doesn’t mince words he tells it exactly like it is. There is no sugar coating here…
If your committed to success, and you want to find out the most powerful life transforming success tool available to you then, Get this book NOW!
BE WARNED:
If you’re politically correct Do Not Buy this Book!
If you’re thin skinned and easily offended Do Not Buy This Book!
If you’re looking for – flowing prose – and brilliant writing go read Shakespeare
That NOT what this book is about!
WHO SHOULD BUY THIS BOOK:
Business Owners
Opportunity Seekers
People who are committed to success
People who are committed to becoming wealthy
– Stephen E. Reynolds
What Does Master Mind Mean to You
Master Mind — What does that mean to you? A few months ago, the idea of Mastermind groups was floating around in social media groups where I participate.
First thought was a vital discussion group where the members were examining their wild and crazy ideas with vigorous discussion. Even vigorous disagreement! Best if the group is crashing through the walls on a mutual project.
But, I kept hearing different approaches, so I set off my favorite solution finder — a book.
Reading reviews, examining prices, doing that all over again — led me to a small book (black) entitied “The Black Book of the Master Mind”, David K. Drews, author.
Drews uses a condensed and no frills method of defining Master Mind groups. He follows with a plan for organizing a group and offers advice about how to manage or maintain momentum in the group. There are pages of potential scenarios addressed by a master mind group along with advice from Drews from his life/business experience. There are tips that can be applied to many types of business. At Mastermind University, Drews has accumulated videos and articles of benefit to Master Mind groups
This small book does not lead you through Masterminding by the nose. It is not an outline and specific process for setting up a Master Mind group along with the management that makes the group effective. It is concise but occasionally conversational with ‘war stories’ from his own experiences. I found the stories interesting to consider. References to other business leaders who have achieved success using Master Mind techniques include Brian Tracy, Anthony Robbins, Napoleon Hill.
I came away with a different perspective for a Master Mind group. My former thoughts and understanding has more application for a Brain Storming Session. I haven’t set up a Master Mind group or joined one — the ‘fad’ was over by the time I finished the book. Should an opportunity arise to become involved in a real and serious Master Mind group, I can join and participate with more confidence and be able to maintain expectations with civility and courtesy.
Very Helpful
I’ve always been curious to know how mastermind groups develop. It’s all about using the knowledge and support of others to change the circumstances in your life. This book is a quick read, but don’t let that fool you—it’s got plenty of information that you will find helpful for your personal development. The author provides some tips on how to start a mastermind, as well as some useful website links to refer to. There are also some bonus sections you will enjoy reading.
– Amelia Wallace
Very Informative
This book was exactly what I was looking for. It gave me a plan on how to get started in my mastermind group. The Black Book of the Master Mind also describes different perspectives on how the meeting should be run and maintaining healthy, productive relationships. I highly recommend it to everyone interested in joining or forming a mastermind group.
My goal was to create a mastermind group within a community of insurance professionals from across the country. This book mapped out everything I needed to know on how to do it successfully. I am in the beginning stages of forming the group, and in the process of framing the rules, and have started meeting together on a monthly basis. The goal is for each one of us to fulfill our life’s dreams as entrepreneurs and having such a group will enable us to do just that… And more.
– Karin Cornelsen
A Leaders Guide
David Drews compilation of antecedotes, insight, and common sense approach to leadership is a must read for leaders, organizations, businesses, and start-ups. Good leaders know when to invest, whatch the market values, and be prepared for financial turbulence; which David Drews illustrates in an easy to understand guide for the novice or the advanced.
– Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President (facsasavethechildren.com)
Cuts to the Chase! This is a quick read that is sure to separate achievers from the parasites that the author calls “volunteers.
This isn’t a book for smoothing over differences with time wasting
morons at the office. This book says to join a mastermind group and
learn skills from a mentor, rather than hope and try to learn from
sales presentations, colleges, and people who promote very high risk
investments. This book makes me very grateful for my old mentors.
– Kim Atchison
Not an ounce of fluff
This book is rock solid content beginning to end – You won’t find an ounce of fluff anywhere.
I read this book cover to cover in 1 hour. If anyone else would have wrote this the book would have been five times as long. That is NOT David’s style. David is all about giving you the most value in the most compact and powerful package he can put together.
David shares his story about how his mentor brought him into his MasterMind
and it changed David’s life from being apathetic and overweight to an achiever focused on success.
David’s passion in writing this book is to fire up the passion of achievement in you with practical – powerful advice on how to use the MasterMind to take your life where you want it to go….
David has been involved in MasterMinding for 10 years and it shows. David doesn’t mince words he tells it exactly like it is. There is no sugar coating here…
If your committed to success, and you want to find out the most powerful life transforming success tool available to you then, Get this book NOW!
BE WARNED:
If you’re politically correct Do Not Buy this Book!
If you’re thin skinned and easily offended Do Not Buy This Book!
If you’re looking for – flowing prose – and brilliant writing go read Shakespeare
That NOT what this book is about!
WHO SHOULD BUY THIS BOOK:
Business Owners
Opportunity Seekers
People who are committed to success
People who are committed to becoming wealthy
– Stephen E. Reynolds
What Does Master Mind Mean to You
Master Mind — What does that mean to you? A few months ago, the idea of Mastermind groups was floating around in social media groups where I participate.
First thought was a vital discussion group where the members were examining their wild and crazy ideas with vigorous discussion. Even vigorous disagreement! Best if the group is crashing through the walls on a mutual project.
But, I kept hearing different approaches, so I set off my favorite solution finder — a book.
Reading reviews, examining prices, doing that all over again — led me to a small book (black) entitied “The Black Book of the Master Mind”, David K. Drews, author.
Drews uses a condensed and no frills method of defining Master Mind groups. He follows with a plan for organizing a group and offers advice about how to manage or maintain momentum in the group. There are pages of potential scenarios addressed by a master mind group along with advice from Drews from his life/business experience. There are tips that can be applied to many types of business. At Mastermind University, Drews has accumulated videos and articles of benefit to Master Mind groups
This small book does not lead you through Masterminding by the nose. It is not an outline and specific process for setting up a Master Mind group along with the management that makes the group effective. It is concise but occasionally conversational with ‘war stories’ from his own experiences. I found the stories interesting to consider. References to other business leaders who have achieved success using Master Mind techniques include Brian Tracy, Anthony Robbins, Napoleon Hill.
I came away with a different perspective for a Master Mind group. My former thoughts and understanding has more application for a Brain Storming Session. I haven’t set up a Master Mind group or joined one — the ‘fad’ was over by the time I finished the book. Should an opportunity arise to become involved in a real and serious Master Mind group, I can join and participate with more confidence and be able to maintain expectations with civility and courtesy.
Very Helpful
I’ve always been curious to know how mastermind groups develop. It’s all about using the knowledge and support of others to change the circumstances in your life. This book is a quick read, but don’t let that fool you—it’s got plenty of information that you will find helpful for your personal development. The author provides some tips on how to start a mastermind, as well as some useful website links to refer to. There are also some bonus sections you will enjoy reading.
– Amelia Wallace
Very Informative
This book was exactly what I was looking for. It gave me a plan on how to get started in my mastermind group. The Black Book of the Master Mind also describes different perspectives on how the meeting should be run and maintaining healthy, productive relationships. I highly recommend it to everyone interested in joining or forming a mastermind group.
My goal was to create a mastermind group within a community of insurance professionals from across the country. This book mapped out everything I needed to know on how to do it successfully. I am in the beginning stages of forming the group, and in the process of framing the rules, and have started meeting together on a monthly basis. The goal is for each one of us to fulfill our life’s dreams as entrepreneurs and having such a group will enable us to do just that… And more.
– Karin Cornelsen
A Leaders Guide
David Drews compilation of antecedotes, insight, and common sense approach to leadership is a must read for leaders, organizations, businesses, and start-ups. Good leaders know when to invest, whatch the market values, and be prepared for financial turbulence; which David Drews illustrates in an easy to understand guide for the novice or the advanced.
– Connie Lee/FACSA Foundation/Founder/President (facsasavethechildren.com)
Cuts to the Chase! This is a quick read that is sure to separate achievers from the parasites that the author calls “volunteers.
This isn’t a book for smoothing over differences with time wasting morons at the office. This book says to join a mastermind group and learn skills from a mentor, rather than hope and try to learn from sales presentations, colleges, and people who promote very high risk investments. This book makes me very grateful for my old mentors.
– Kim Atchison