The Need for a Mentor in Business and Relationships
Where are these customers? Why aren’t they interested in the things I am selling? Why am I not getting better opportunities? When will my business idea work? Why do I end up with jokers in relationships? These questions are the reasons why you need a mentor.
Discovering Hidden Worlds Through Mentorship
There is a world that exists that you have no clue about.
To access this world quickly, it will take a man.
It will take a man who already has access to that world.
The disciples came back to Jesus shocked. “Even the devils are subject to us,” they said. I don’t think Jesus was very surprised by their experience. He was operating at that level already. That is why he sent them out—to get them to know what he knows about operating in power.
The higher you go, the quieter it gets. People at the top don’t shout a lot about what they are doing.
Expensive is not common. That is why it is expensive.
The higher you go, the fewer the number of wealthy people gets. The wealthy are few and the poor people are all over. Imagine a slum and the leafy suburbs where the wealthy live. Where is there more space? Why? The wealthy are few. That is why the poor run to see the wealthy when they step out in public. They are not a common occurrence, so they remain a sight to behold.
Accelerating Success Through Strategic Relationships
Someone said you are the average of the five people closest to you. That means to raise your chances and average, you have to form close relationships with more people operating higher than your current five close friends. Simple math, yes!
I have successfully professionally mentored people in our industry, our world. Mentees arrive unsure about a lot and seeking their hands to be held, but after three months you will be shocked at their level of confidence and ability to navigate the world. You always need a hand to shorten the process.
Unlocking Opportunities by Following Your Interests
Do you have a friend who seems ahead of the rest of your friends? Study them with questions. You come across an event and you somehow find it interesting—attend it or plan to attend. There is a reason why you never notice some things in the world around you. When walking in the supermarket, I usually pay no attention to the dog food section—because I am not interested. Have you noticed how you quickly spot posters on a notice board and somehow pay no attention to others? The things that are inherently connected to you will get your quick attention. So flow with them; they will lead you to someone who will usher you deeper into a world you didn’t know existed.
