Learning From Mentors.

The world today almost does not have the room for new and never-thought-about before ideas, so many young entrepreneurs and “wannapreneurs” get stuck with the idea of standing out by creating something no one else has ever thought about before or even done.

I hear some say they are trying to be the next Mark Zuckerberg and create the next killer social media platform. I haven’t said that is totally impossible, I mean look at Snapchat. The idea of this article to work smart.

In this era of the increase in knowledge with regards to every area of business and entrepreneurship, it is easier to follow the path that already works instead of reinventing the wheel. This helps easily avoid burn out while building momentum for future endeavors. Why is this important? There is one not so straight answer I have received from mentors I follow too, the human resilience is only as strong as the possibility is envisaged. When doubts begin to show up in the process of developing the idea, the passion to follow through the development of that idea often wanes and gets thrashed.

Why You Need A Mentor.

A business mentor normally has extensive business experience or is knowledgeable in a particular business area, such as finance or marketing and can act as a trusted confidante over a flexible period of time.

If you are thinking of finding a business mentor, you should be clear about what you can and cannot expect from them. Below is my take on the what’s and whatnots when considering finding a mentor:

Your mentor will:

Your mentor will not:

Rounding off this article, there are specific mentors for specific endeavors, in your journey into entrepreneurship, find the best-fit mentor and tag along.

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