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What do real people say about revenue growth?

75 people recorded interviews about revenue growth across 40 organisations. more clients, leads or patients was the most commonly volunteered theme, appearing in 33 interviews. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about revenue growth in their recorded interview.

Changes customers chose to talk about

Based on 75 open-ended customer interviews. These are themes people mentioned without being asked to rate every possible outcome. If someone did not mention a change, that does not mean it did not happen.

  • More clientsmentioned in 33 interviews
    “The account level review where I know that my home care salesperson really has been able to sit with Melanie and her people and dig into our referral providers, find out, you know, who are our best referral providers,…”Jim Pitzner
  • Revenue growthmentioned in 33 interviews
    “So it's helped me tremendously in terms of my sales and making good, authentic sales that are full of integrity. that and he has also helped me in my personal life as well.”Calvin Ferguson
  • Better systemsmentioned in 15 interviews
    “What's been really awesome is as I've gone through the process of learning how to help other people, I've learned to help myself.”Brett Davis
  • Confidencementioned in 11 interviews
    “But it also gave us much more confidence knowing in which direction we need to head.”Reuben Greet-Smith
  • Team & hiringmentioned in 10 interviews
    “And getting off factoring saves us, could save us about $150,000 a year, which could be three more salespeople to go out, which would be double our sales team right there.”Camron Matschek
  • Family & relationshipsmentioned in 8 interviews
    “I was able to influence my husband and my kids, and now our whole lifestyle has changed.”Dr. Keta Patel Amin
  • Mental claritymentioned in 8 interviews
    “I've been on calls almost every call five days of the week, four to five days of the week since I've been in Thrive ten months and nine and a half, ten months, and I have always left each call uplifted with c- more cl…”Sonya Nagy
  • Felt supportedmentioned in 7 interviews
    “Uh, my home care consultant, Claire, had just broken her ankle, and so she was not going to be able to go out in the field for a couple months, and so I was looking for a way to support her so that, um, she could be e…”Jim Pitzner

How long it took

  • 2 – 6 months · 1
  • Over a year · 3

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Showing 12 of 75 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • “I had a ton of initial hesitations. I learned about Sam when he was having a three-day event up in Boston, his Relentless event. He gave his coaching pitch and I was just like, 'gosh, not another one of these guys. I'm freaking tired of these coaches.'”Calvin Ferguson
  • “So before I joined Perfect Practice in 2020, my practice, my clinic was really struggling.”Dr. Keta Patel Amin
  • “It has just been an absolutely pivotal game changer for me and without hesitation would recommend anyone do this program.”Angie Gallagher

Frequently asked

Is Speakeasy Mastermind just for marketers?
David Baer initially thought the group was just 'a bunch of marketers talking about marketing stuff.' However, he discovered that the group focuses deeply on strategic thinking, business growth, and the human elements of managing an organization. — David Baer
What is the ROI of joining Speakeasy Mastermind?
According to David Baer, the time and financial investment are 'just peanuts' compared to the value received when a member 'plays full out' and contributes to the group. — David Baer
How does Speakeasy Mastermind help experienced leaders?
David Baer noted that as someone who was often the 'smartest guy in the room,' the mastermind provided a safe space to show vulnerability, ask for guidance, and learn from peers with different worldviews. — David Baer
How can I manage a home care sales rep who is always out in the field?
Jim Pitzner noted that overseeing a home care consultant is challenging because they work remotely with various providers. He found that HomeCareSales provided the necessary accountability, reporting, and account-level reviews to ensure his rep, Claire, was being effective even when he wasn't with her. — Jim Pitzner
Is there specific training for home care consultant positions?
Yes, Jim Pitzner highlighted that HomeCareSales offered very specific training for the home care consultant role, which was something he had not seen before or had access to elsewhere. — Jim Pitzner
How do you get referral partners to welcome sales visits?
Jim Pitzner explained that the HomeCareSales system focuses on providing valuable educational resources rather than just asking for referrals. This approach makes providers look forward to visits because the consultant helps solve their specific issues. — Jim Pitzner

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In depth

Written from the recorded interviews on this page.

How do I find a business mastermind group near me for founders doing real revenue?

Based on interviews with Speakeasy Mastermind customers · September 21, 2026

Speakeasy Mastermind customers have recorded 6 first-hand video interviews with Share One since February 2026. Every figure below is a count of what those people said on camera — not a survey, a clinical trial or a marketing claim.

Asked what changed for them, 1 of the 6 described clearer systems and processes, and 1 described revenue or income growth. One of them put it this way: “And then the structure creates these really unique opportunities to connect and everyone is present and on the same page in the same moment. a moment that helped me realize that it was really different.”

Speakeasy Mastermind is not the only source of evidence here: 76 interviews across 40 organisations touch on revenue growth, which is what makes the comparison on this page worth reading rather than a single company's testimonials page.

In their own words:

“I'm not afraid to admit that I've often been the smartest guy in the room, and I don't want to be the smartest guy in the room.” — David Baer

“Everything you could possibly want for your business, you can find it here at SpeakEasy.” — Betsy Greenleaf

“What Speak Easy brought to the table was that deeper connection with a smaller local group that we meet up with once a month in person.” — Marni Hale

Every interview referenced here is a verified recording of a real person. The full set is on the Speakeasy Mastermind page, and each recording can be watched end to end.

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