Who is your greatest Mentor?

[edpudol1973]

For Peter Drew of Brute Force SEO By Peter Drew , he is a nice guy, very helpful and willing to share what he have.

I learned from him how to dominate my niche in google in less than 5 days, or even in 24 hours.

[James Schramko]

I learn different things from everyone. They all shape my thinking. I go to the source for what I need. Each one is good at different things.

If you look for the lesson in every experience the world and everyone around you can reveal a lot about yourself and others.

Some people don't need an idol to worship.

[Li Weng]

I don't have a specific person that I look up to
or regard as my mentor。

Confucius said: "When three men are walking together,
there is one who can be my teacher."

I believe that we can learn from everyone regardless of
who they are and what their skills are. It's too limiting
and irrational if you hold only one or two people in high
regard and value EVERYTHING they say over others.

Keep an open mind and see everyone as a potential
teacher in some way.

[borilbogoev]

I have a lot of great mentors, but most important for me is Kevin (yes, Kevin Riley).

He doesn't coach me personally, but I have almost all of his information products on making money online and actually I am making this money using his advices.


Thanks, Kevin! )

[lakshaybehl]

Originally Posted by Allen Graves

Megan Fox. <evil grin>



AL

How much is she charging?

-Lakshay

[Li Weng]

Originally Posted by lakshaybehl

How much is she charging?

-Lakshay

anything specific that you want her to "mentor" you in?

[ExRat]

Hi,

Who is your greatest Mentor?

All those who look for positives, in the face of adversity. Along with all those who seek out further challenges and growth in the midst of seemingly perennial wealth and success.

(edited)

[lakshaybehl]

Originally Posted by Li Weng

anything specific that you want her to "mentor" you in?

Yeah, but I'd rather be open about that only with my future mentor! LOL

Actually its more about a few questions I'd like to ask her!

[lakshaybehl]

Originally Posted by ExRat

Hi Lakshaybehl,

Quote:
How much is she charging?

Yuk.

Why Roger? Would that really be so bad to be montored by her?

[ExRat]

Hi Lakshaybehl,

Oops. My bad. My cynical mind saw a double-meaning. I will edit my post. Sorry.

[Andyhenry]

Hi,

My brother has been and is my greatest mentor as he's literally been an example of the type of person I aspire to be so many times and in so many situations that I really couldn't think of him any more highly than I now do and I can't imagine anyone ever taking the spot.

For IM, I don't consider anyone a mentor. I love talking with John Taylor and Martin Avis and consider them both friends and I like quite a few people who are considered Gurus and that I've met but I wouldn't say I learned a lot from them but was inspired by them, so not sure where that falls in the scheme of things.

The people I really get a buzz from are the newcomers to IM who have just started and have 1000% of enthusiasm for creating success for themselves. Not the lazy ones just looking for an easy answer, but the people who don't consider hard work as an obstacle and just need pointing in the right direction, like a loaded gun. If everyone had such a mindset there'd be a lot more success.

Merry Xmas

Andy

[Empowered-Entrepreneur]

Jonathan Budd. The man is a true genius and I am glad to be his friend and be part of the next online revolution with our company The Empowered Entrepreneurs...

[MaskedMarketer]

Some people are talking about mentors, others talking aobut people they look up to, which is different.

As far as who I model, probably a little bit from everyone.

And I do not have a mentor, but sure it would help.

A mentor is not necessary, but will definetly help you achieve results faster, provided you go with the right mentor. The question is, do you want to achieve success slow, faster, or at all?

If you want faster success and have the means to do so, get a good mentor, they will help you.

I've met many millionaires and have personal friends with millions and they all had mentors or coahces.

The average person won't even succeed in business , let alone make millions, so mentors can be beneficial.

And an alternative to a coach or mentor, is to set up a mastermind, which is free

[soladollar]

Originally Posted by Andyhenry

Hi,

My brother has been and is my greatest mentor as he's literally been an example of the type of person I aspire to be so many times and in so many situations that I really couldn't think of him any more highly than I now do and I can't imagine anyone ever taking the spot.

Andy

Wow! your brother must be very wonderful... Having a brother as a mentor is very rare, but your makes the difference. Making the difference in everything is what really matters...

Say hi to your Mentor for me, will love to meet him someday.

SolaDollar

[ExRat]

Hi,

Self-mentoring is extremely under-rated here. For one thing, it's very difficult for the mentoree to get away with shirking their tasks.

Unfortunately, my extremely high self-mentoring fees aren't tax deductible.

[TheRealDomainer]

My Mentor?

Jesus The Christ.
Study, study and study
and Finally, Brian Sheer who opened my eyes after reading his classic "How To Make Money Out of Thin Air"
This fired me to make money from residual income... A success

[soladollar]

Originally Posted by guopei01

Hi soladollar

My role model is Mr Lee Kuan Yew ( the mentor minister of Singapore),

'Mr Lee Kuan Yew!" I just love the man, the way he transformed singapore! Wow!

[chris47]

Alex Jeffreys is my greatest mentor. Up until a few weeks ago I had not a clue about uploading files to the web and everything else to do when building a business. I am now well on my way I have my own blog he has helped me so much.

Christine

[TLTheLiberator]

Mark Joyner inspired me over 4 years ago but I didn't really listen to him for about 6 months as I tried to do things "my way".


TL

[stephabel]

Originally Posted by soladollar

Hello everyone,

For someone to be successful in life they have to follow some l;aid down principle... Which automatically leads us to having a mentor... Every business man (Regardless of the type, whether online or offline) needs someone to look up to; someone to shape a business around.

WHO IS YOUR GREATEST MENTOR?
WHO DO YOU LOOK UP TO FOR ADVICE?

Napoleon !!!

Before Napoleon the usual strategy was to show the way, to lead the army and constantly look backwards to see how the soldiers were faring.

Napoleon was the first to lead his army from the top of a hill somewhere behind the front lines so he could have a broad and complete view of the situation and adjust his strategies according to the enemy's actions and reactions. Napoleon was strictly concentrating on planning his next moves.

When I face a situation I often ask myself "What would Napoleon do in this case?"

[jhongren]

For seeking mentors, I have my fair share of
pleasant and unpleasant experience.

I enjoy learning from my mentor is
Michael Silvester of Warrior Forum
and I enjoy chatting with Jeremy Kelsall. These
two are my best friends in IM and I certainly learnt
alot from them and they always gave me advice
to bring my business to the next level.

As for my unpleasant experience, I used to
have mentors who charged me alot and not
bothering with me, no matter how many
times I email, call, msn. (Just too busy to
bother about us students, as compared
to other higher priority matters such
as running their businesses)

I spent most of the time self-study
and reading posts off the Warrior Forum.

I love Andy Henry's posts the post and he
always present from a different perspective.

Cheers,
John

[Kevin Riley]

Originally Posted by borilbogoev

I have a lot of great mentors, but most important for me is Kevin (yes, Kevin Riley).

He doesn't coach me personally, but I have almost all of his information products on making money online and actually I am making this money using his advices.


Thanks, Kevin! )

Oh my! Thank you. Always nice to get some appreciation. Although, after seeing Allen Graves contribution, I think you're being shortchanged looking at my mug.

[ebooks4u]

For me, it all started with Mr. Marketer Jimmy D. Brown. He inspired me to build a list, and write articles and short reports.

[Daniel Molano]

I'd have to agree with Cavanagh and Rempel.

1. Research
2. Clients

That is all you need. With research you figure out what works and what should work. Clients provide the feedback on how to improve it and how you can take your business even further.

My clients, especially those from my coaching program have taught me a lot, they make you see everything from a different perspective and their beginner insights could quite surprise you.

Some of the best ideas I've ever heard come from people who have been doing IM for 1-2 months.

Simple works.

[KathyBaka]

My mentor is anyone who does not take NO for an answer and keeps going when everyone else has given up!!

Kathy Baka

[soladollar]

Wow!!!!!

Originally Posted by KathyBaka

My mentor is anyone who does not take NO for an answer and keeps going when everyone else has given up!!

Kathy Baka

People who go on and on even when everything is not looking up in their favour... Nice one there?



SolaDollar

[Jared Alberghini]

My Father.

[Jared Alberghini]

Roger,

Hi,

All those who look for positives, in the face of adversity. Along with all those who seek out further challenges and growth in the midst of seemingly perennial wealth and success.

(edited)

I didn't see your (edited) text, but I do sincerely thank you for the words that you left intact.

Jared

[Writer Pinks]

I have not enrolled in any coaching program, however, I have learnt a lot from Ali Brown, Donna Fox etc.

They are too good.

[esr]

Even though I'm struggling NOW, I had a very lucrative online business many years ago.

My mentors then were Jim Daniels, the late, great Cory Rudl, and Allen Says (no *ss kissing intended).

Has anyone here been around long enough to remember the first Warrior Forum? I'm talking, like, ten years ago.

Allen has really come a long way.

[jayman]

My mentor spiritually - Lord Jesus (He's always there for me)
My mentor physically - Michael Phelps (what a great athlete)
My mentor mentally - Sir Alex Ferguson (he never gives up
and always prove the critics wrong,
what an achievement with Manchester United)
My mentor financially - Warren Buffet (great money manager)
My mentor in IM - Eben Pagan, Howie Schwartz and everyone in WF,
thanks guys

[elliec]

Interesting choice...

[motiv8]

Can a website be a mentor? If so then I guess warriorforum is my greatest mentor.

[nissanfox]

I don't have a personal mentor but I have learned a great deal from Kevin Riley. And when you take one of his lab courses he always seems to take the time to answer your questions, and I have had some ignorant ones.

Lisa, the administrator of Website Babble is another who is just so giving with go advice.

I have also been lucky to run into folks who are willing to share their experiences and insights with me, so this group are somewhat like mentors. I shall always try to return the favor whenever the occasion arise.

[jhongren]

I think the greatest mentor is the positive open mindset
to be willing to learn and explore anything...
and observing and analysing if what work for others
can work for you too, if not better......

being successful is about doing and testing...and finding
the best way to make it work...for you

When the right mindset is there, things get easier when
the right mentor appears..

I think there is a saying "when the student is ready,
the teacher will appear... "

Cheers,
John

[ideasuniversity]

J.F Straw is the best.
He answer your mail and give practical advice as busy as he is.

[John Rowe]

Here are some of mine.

Thomas Edison
Konrad Zuse
Paul Nipkow
Alexander Graham Bell
Nicolas Joseph Cugnot
Eli Whitney
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce
Thomas Savery
Barthelemy Thimonnier
Humphry Davy
Alexander Fleming

Okay, I'm being a butthead, but I do like those guys.

[soladollar]

Originally Posted by John Rowe

Here are some of mine.

Thomas Edison
Konrad Zuse
Paul Nipkow
Alexander Graham Bell
Nicolas Joseph Cugnot
Eli Whitney
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce
Thomas Savery
Barthelemy Thimonnier
Humphry Davy
Alexander Fleming

Okay, I'm being a butthead, but I do like those guys.

What a handful there... Are those not inventors? Wanna invent?

Ciao!!!
Soladollar

[Alminc]

I have no mentor. I steal peaces of knowledge and valuable info everywhere I go.
Then I test it and modify it on my own to see if it works. I love experiments and
'discovering' things

[MichaelHiles]

Jesus Christ
Balthasar Gracian
Sun Tzu
Napoleon Hill

as for internet guys... Old man Dr. Wilson from way way way back in the early days of Wilsonweb.com... even before Cory Rudl. Incidently, I found my way back to his site recently! Wilson is actually still around! Wilson was building very terrible looking, mostly text HTML websites for people in like 1993, and making a killing at it. I owe my entire career to him. I'd be still be stuck in some dungeon coding some RPG crap on AS/400s if it weren't for him.

hell if we're going back that far... Mark Tittle... none of you ever heard of him. He was a kid I was friends with in high school who taught me how to put together a Wildcat-based BBS dial-in bulletin board system and build it to a few hundred monthly subscribers.

[RecurringRevenue]

Jesus Christ in all areas of life.

As far as online business...

Jimmy D. Brown
Carrie Wilkerson
Alan Says
Russell Brunson

Those are my top four.

Mark Robbins
Recurring Revenue

[Jim Kelley]

Without a doubt, as an Internet Marketing Mentor, John Delavera and his Turbo Membership is at the top of the list. John became my mentor early on after I cracked his "Delaverian Code" as I saw in so doing, his depth and meaning in his approach. As I became his mentoree in my "newbie" phase, John took me by the hand, spoon-fed me with his knowledge and brought me along step by step. I then joined his Turbo Membership and in that membership, I met people who provided me with answers to my sometime menial questions and helped me with understanding the answer, not in just asking the question. In that membership, I have made lasting friendships that I daily associate with, gaining more and more knowledge daily. Internet Marketing is a journey and not a destination and John Delavera with his wisdom, is acting like my MapQuest and giving me directions to reaching my goals.
On my review site in my sig below, I give John the highest ranking I can give and I am forever appreciative of the day that I met John.

I would suggest whether you are a "newbie" or an old pro, that John and his fantastic programs can lead you to your destination.

Give him a try.

Jim Kelley

[TanB]

I would endorse every single word Jim mentioned in his post: John Delavera is one of the greatest mentors in Internet Marketing. His distinct style of explaining and teaching as well as his support all the way through mentorship venture makes him a great teacher and one of the nicest Internet Marketing guru, if not the only one.

As Jim said, if you are a newbie or a pro, John Delavera, surely can take you to that level of success you never imagined.

TanB

[ragnartm]

I'll find out once I turn this trend around and actually profit.

[nathanro]

WHO IS YOUR GREATEST MENTOR?

John Delavera - bar none

WHO DO YOU LOOK UP TO FOR ADVICE?

Jorj Elprehzleinn

WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL?

Myself - modesty aside, I always try to be better than myself, each day better than the one prior.

[mikaere]

Hi well i would have to say that my mentorwould have to be a man named Grizz i have followed this mans advice and have gotten a pr1 ranking in 1 week using his method but i have chosen a competitive niche and its gonna be a long road but he has a good website full of support and advice

[Kesh247]

I learn from people that "walk their talk". I have also learnt from the likes of Tony Robbins, Les Brown, Robert Kiyosaki.

[clifftan]

mark ling and sean d'souza

[Sully Chaudry]

John Reese, Paul Myers, Seth Godin, Frank Kern

[tf8252]

Marketing Mentor:Gary Halbert