GoBoldly is a mastermind group where Christian men come together in small teams (up to 10 men) to encourage one another and provide accountability. It’s formatted to ensure performance-driven results in all aspects of life. Teams meet monthly for one hour via zoom. Go Boldly also offers monthly coaching events online and an annual event for members to meet in person.

Yes! If you have internet access, you can benefit from GoBoldly’s mastermind program.

Traditional life coaching often focuses on personal desires and human potential, assuming no absolute truth. Christian coaching and masterminds shift the focus to a participant’s relationship with Christ. While secular models use human wisdom, a Christian coach or facilitator relies on the Holy Spirit for discernment and uses Biblical principles to align your ambitions with God’s purpose. 

Our mastermind groups are ideal for entrepreneurs, business leaders, and executives who feel isolated and desire authentic relationships. If you are a man serious about personal growth, seeking Jesus, and wanting to lead your family and business as an act of worship, these communities are designed for you. 

Participants typically experience greater business and financial success, clarity, improved work-life balance, and increased confidence in their identity in Christ. Leaders often gain skills in setting better limits, resolving personnel issues, and moving forward with higher confidence in their God-given path. 

GoBoldly is $500/month. This membership fee covers your team participation, monthly trainings and the annual in-person event. Discounts may be offered on memberships. Discounts may apply to your membership for a specific time period or for the lifetime of your membership.

GoBoldly mastermind groups address concerns or goals in ALL areas. If there’s something you want to improve or accomplish, we can help.

Yes. GoBoldly mastermind groups use Scripture as their primary anchor rather than just supplemental values. They incorporate prayer, discipleship models, and biblical habits to help men live out their faith in business and life. 

Accountability in a Christian context is built on honesty, trust, and mutual encouragement. Groups use weekly sessions to go deep into individual challenges, providing a “safe place” brotherhood where men can be vulnerable.