6 things I Always Look For in a Mentorship Program

I invest a lot in masterminds, easily spending six figures a year. I'm not saying you need to do the same, but for me, the cost of mistakes is too high. It’s not just about the money—it's also about the time.

Time is our most valuable asset, and wasting it on avoidable mistakes is a luxury I can't afford.

Here are 6 things I always look for in a mentorship program:

⁍➡Proven Track Record: The mentor should have a history of success in the area you're looking to improve.
⁍➡Real-World Experience: Theory is great, but practical, real-world experience is crucial.
⁍➡Personalized Guidance: One-size-fits-all advice doesn’t cut it. Look for mentors who offer tailored advice based on your specific needs.
⁍➡Accountability: A good mentor will hold you accountable and push you to achieve your goals.
⁍➡Supportive Community: The value of a like-minded community that can offer support and insights cannot be overstated.
⁍➡Implementation Over Everything: Ideas are cheap; implementation is everything. A great mentor emphasizes taking action and helps you execute your plans effectively.

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