Where it began
An idea older than the technology
In 1937, Napoleon Hill described a practice he kept secret for years, fearing no one would believe him. Every night, in his imagination, he convened a council of invisible counselors — Lincoln, Emerson, Darwin, Napoleon, nine great figures in all. He gave each a seat at his table, asked them his hardest questions, and let them argue. He called the underlying principle the mastermind: when minds meet in genuine harmony around a definite purpose, they produce thinking none of them could reach alone.
For ninety years, that practice required an extraordinary imagination after immense studies. Now it doesn’t. MentorMinds sets Hill’s table for you. Seat Marcus Aurelius beside Abraham Lincoln and Maya Angelou. Be curious and ask your big questions. Hear them answer, agree, and argue, each grounded in their documented writings and life.
