Redeeming Your Time Mastermind

In my experience, when you get a bunch of Christian leaders in a room talking about how to redeem more time, the conversation might start with time management, but almost always evolves into something broader. Because your Time Budget and Commitment Tracking Systems aren’t the only things that dictate your productivity. Product, marketing, hiring, cash flow management, personal stress management, etc. all play a role here. And all of that is fair game to discuss in this mastermind. If it fits under the banner of “helping Christian leaders excel in the life-long journey to being maximally productive in distinctly Christ-like ways,” it fits in this group. 

Just like you have to spend money to make money, you have to spend time to redeem time. That said, I have been hyper-intentional about designing this mastermind to not add a ton of things to your (or my) calendar. And the two things I am proposing you add (the twice annual retreats and monthly Time Redeemer Tuesday Zooms) have been crafted to provide extreme value. Plus, all Zooms are archived for you to watch on-demand if you are unable to attend live.

The third Tuesday of each month from 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. EST. We do not expect every mastermind member to make every call, which is why each Zoom is recorded, timestamped, and archived for you to watch later on.

The masterminds I’ve been around cost between $1,250 and $2,500 per month. My goal was to create a mastermind as valuable as any I’ve been a part of and at a substantially lower cost. Why? Because I love serving high-achieving Christian leaders and I want to serve more of them. And if that means being less profitable than other masterminds, so be it.

That said, you might not have been in the market for a mastermind prior to learning about this one. So how else can you think about the monthly investment? You could think of it as:

• Crazy affordable executive coaching: Great executive coaching costs between $25,000 and $75,000 a year. The handful of times I’ve provided one-on-one coaching services, I’ve charged ~$1,200 an hour. As a member of the Redeeming Your Time Mastermind, you are getting unlimited asynchronous coaching from me and the group for just $597 a month.
• The equivalent of two killer conferences: In my experience, you get what you pay for when it comes to retreats and conferences. The best ones can easily cost $1,000 - $2,500. This mastermind gets you admission to two incredibly valuable events every year that (in my humble opinion) are worth more than the price of admission to this mastermind on their own.
• A grand gesture to motivate yourself to purposefully practice productivity: I spend time on the things I spend money on. I’m sure the same is true for you. So if you want to spend time taking the productivity of you and your team to the next level, the surest way to motivate yourself is to make a “grand gesture” toward that end. By joining the Redeeming Your Time Mastermind, you’ll be sending a message to yourself, your team, and this group that you’re ready to take the journey to being maximally productive seriously. And you’ll be far more likely to progress down the path.

• Gospel Centered: This mastermind is exclusively for those who declare that Jesus Christ is Lord of all and that his gospel shapes everything we do—including how we manage our to-do lists and schedules.
• Clearer Focus: I’ve been a member of masterminds with nebulous goals like “helping leaders not lead alone.” That’s valuable, no doubt. But the focus of the Redeeming Your Time Mastermind is intentionally more concrete: To help Christian leaders like you excel in the life-long journey to being maximally productive in distinctly Christ-like ways. I don’t know of another mastermind with a focus as defined as that one.
• More Affordable: The masterminds I’ve been around cost between $1,250 and $2,500 per month. My goal was to create a mastermind as valuable as any I’ve been a part of and at a substantially lower cost. Why? Because I love serving high-achieving Christian leaders and I want to serve more of them.
• Larger Group: Most masterminds cap membership at a dozen people. I have not. Part of that is a financial decision, but more importantly, the most valuable masterminds I’ve been a part of have had dozens of people, giving me access to a far wider network of expertise and connections with like-minded high-achievers.

The goals of my two communities are quite different. While the Mere Christians Community is focused on helping you “apply the gospel to your work”—a primarily spiritual growth goal—the Redeeming Your Time Mastermind is focused on “helping Christian leaders excel in the life-long journey to being maximally productive in distinctly Christ-like ways”—a primarily professional growth goal. 

Now, I know the lines between spiritual and professional aren’t always clean. After all, I am “the faith and work guy.” But the distinction between these two memberships becomes vividly clear when you look at the feature set. Only in the Redeeming Your Time Mastermind will you get:

• Entrance to two in-person retreats every year to renew your mind, soul, and productivity systems
• An opportunity to workshop professional challenges with high-achieving Christians I have hand-picked for their ability to add as much value to the group as they take 
• Unlimited access to me to get feedback on anything that’s on your mind
• A structured and steady stream of game-changing softwares, practices, etc. to help you and your team redeem more time
• Access to my best teachings on new practices that have created major value in my own efforts to redeem time at work and at home

If you would like to keep your membership in the Mere Christians Community, I will waive your membership fee in MCC for life once you join the Redeeming Your Time Mastermind!