Coliving & Remote Work Glossary
What is a Mastermind Group?
A mastermind group is a small, intentional gathering of people who meet regularly to support each other’s personal or professional growth. Members share goals, give feedback, and hold each other accountable - usually in a structured, trusting environment.
Think of it as a brain trust for people serious about evolving.
Why Does the Term Matter for Remote Workers or Digital Nomads?
When you’re working and traveling solo, it’s easy to miss the deep, consistent support that a team or mentor might offer. Mastermind groups fill that gap. They create space for reflection, collaboration, and connection - even when you’re constantly changing locations.
For nomads, joining or starting a mastermind can make the lifestyle feel a lot less isolating and a lot more intentional.
How Does Nomadico Relate to Mastermind Groups?
While Nomadico doesn’t formally organize mastermind groups, we’ve seen plenty emerge organically during longer stays. When a group has lived and worked together for a few weeks, trust starts to build - and that’s when real mastermind magic can happen. Guests can form weekly check-ins, business brainstorms, or personal development circles on their own.
Our community managers are always happy to support or help facilitate when there's interest, but it’s really the people who make it happen.
Common Misconceptions About Mastermind Groups
“They’re only for entrepreneurs.”
Not at all - they’re great for anyone working toward a goal, whether that’s personal growth, remote work-life balance, or creative output.
“You need to be an expert to join.”
Everyone brings value. A mix of perspectives is what makes a mastermind powerful.
“It’s just another networking group.”
Masterminds go deeper - they’re about trust, accountability, and real support, not just swapping business cards.
Related Terms
Community Event (Lifestyle & Community)
Skillshare Session (Lifestyle & Community)
Remote Team (Digital Nomadism)
Co-Creation (Lifestyle & Community)
Building Community (Coliving)
