Bruce Goldwell's The Superconductors series explores people whose influence does not stop with their own success.
They share knowledge.
Encourage others.
Make introductions.
Open doors.
Teach.
Mentor.
Build communities.
And help other people see possibilities they may not have recognized on their own.
Bruce calls these people human Superconductors.
The original book examines people whose ideas, teachings and influence changed the way others think about achievement, leadership, prosperity, personal growth and human potential.
It introduced Bruce Goldwell's central idea: some people do more than succeed themselves. They help success and possibility move through them into the lives of others.
Book II brings the Superconductor concept into Bruce Goldwell's firsthand experience with Berny Dohrmann and CEO Space.
The book explores the people, relationships and philosophy behind The Space, including the role of connection, contribution, mentorship, visibility, leadership, resilience and cooperative entrepreneurship.
The Superconductors II explores the people who helped power CEO Space, the entrepreneurial community created by Berny Dohrmann around connection, cooperation, mentorship, leadership and possibility.
Author Bruce Goldwell experienced The Space firsthand during one of the most difficult periods of his life. Through that experience, he discovered that even without wealth or status, anyone can contribute by sharing knowledge, encouraging others, opening doors and bringing the right people together.
Berny Dohrmann — Founder of CEO Space and the central figure in the story.
September Dohrmann — Leadership, continuity and carrying the legacy of The Space forward.
Les Brown — Belief, resilience and human possibility.
Sharon Lechter — Financial literacy and entrepreneurship.
Dr. David Gruder — Integrity, psychology and leadership.
Jill Lublin — Publicity, visibility and kindness.
Shannon Procise — Networking and meaningful introductions.
Nancy Matthews — Community and collaborative leadership.
Randy Peyser — Publishing and helping ideas become books.
Tracy Hazzard — Podcasting, media and amplifying ideas.
Rodney Flowers — Resilience and transformation.
Sharla Jacobs — Entrepreneurship, systems and execution.
Matthew and Orna Walters — Partnership and complementary strengths.
Randy Tate — Contribution before competition.
Additional people featured include Wendy Darling, Dr. Bob and Dr. Judith Wright, Orly Amor, Judi Snyder, Stacey Chillemi and Dr. Bob Levine.
Why some people naturally help ideas, knowledge, encouragement and opportunity move toward others.
Why The Space was more than a business seminar and what thousands of participants experienced there.
Cooperative entrepreneurship, contribution, mentorship and creating environments where others can succeed.
The invisible value created when trusted people connect others with knowledge, relationships and opportunities.
Why helping another entrepreneur can increase rather than reduce the possibilities available to you.
Listen, Connect, Share, Encourage, Contribute, Collaborate and Conduct.
Bruce's personal experience entering CEO Space while homeless and discovering he could still contribute.
How one connection created a path to investors before any actual capital had been raised.
Why Bruce sees writing as his way of passing useful knowledge to people who may not have time to follow every development themselves.
A natural opening into the central philosophy behind both books.
Bruce can discuss the culture, relationships, mentorship and sense of possibility inside The Space.
A deeply personal story about acceptance, contribution and seeing beyond current circumstances.
Why trusted relationships and introductions can create enormous value even when no money changes hands immediately.
Why collecting contacts is different from creating meaningful connections.
An opportunity to discuss preserving the legacy of Berny, September and the people of CEO Space.
Bruce can discuss writing books as a way of conducting ideas, information and possibility.
A practical discussion of listening, connecting, sharing, encouraging and contributing.
Bruce Goldwell is an author, songwriter, entrepreneur and Vietnam veteran whose work spans personal development, leadership, business, technology, financial education and fiction.
His path to authorship included periods of severe hardship, including homelessness in Southern California.
During that period, Bruce encountered Berny Dohrmann and CEO Space, where he discovered that even without wealth or status he could still contribute by listening, encouraging and connecting people.
Books later became one of Bruce's primary ways of passing ideas and information forward.
His work reflects a continuing belief that knowledge becomes more valuable when it reaches someone who can use it.
Full Author Bio Bruce and The SpaceThe images below are the official cover images used on this site for the two books in the series.
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How Bruce Goldwell moved from homelessness and uncertainty into a life centered on authorship, creativity and helping others.
A feature about Connection Capital and the economic value of trusted introductions.
A retrospective on the entrepreneurial community, the thousands who experienced The Space and what its principles still offer entrepreneurs today.
Why one meaningful introduction may be worth more than thousands of social-media connections.
How cooperative entrepreneurship can create possibilities conventional zero-sum networking misses.
A reader-focused story exploring the different ways ordinary people conduct knowledge, encouragement, relationships and opportunity.
Many of the people featured in The Superconductors II continue their work through speaking, books, coaching, media and entrepreneurial programs.
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