Who is your greatest Mentor?

[soladollar]

Nice replies y'all,

Keep it coming...

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[KarnEvans]

Hey Soladollar

My mentor is Dean Holland at the Starting with Marketing Academy.

As you can see on my blog I have started to see some amazing results within 4 weeks. I have got my blog up and running and I have had 350 visits to my site.

To position yourself online the fas track way is to get a mentor, I highly recommend it. Without mine I would be very much still directionless. Testing a million things but never focusing on the one right one.

Dean is making five figure sums 8 months after his coaching from his Mentor Alex Jeffreys. This is something I truly aspire and look up too.

Get a mentor people they are priceless!

Great Post,

Karn

[Ross Bowring]

I've got a great copywriting mentor in Vin Montello.

But life wise... dear old Dad.

[silverbax]

You don't need a mentor, you just need to be your own biggest fan and worst critic.

I have plenty of people I admire, people I copy from, swipe, etc. But a mentor? I think that's a crutch.

[Poppy61]

I don't have a Mentor per se.. I have learnt business myself - Done every bit of research, learnt through trial and error and I have had success in my business so far. However, this year, I started some new online ventures and things are not too bad. I have been following Kevin Riley's posts,TimG's posts and they are simply awesome. Have gained a lot. To me they are my true mentors.

[JAIDEEP2959]

Andrew Fox of Dominating Clickbank 2.

[btheiler]

Mine would be Alex Goad from Google Conquest. I have learned a lot from him and his training within Conquest and I was never really making any money until I joined. I now average over $1,200 per month and this is my side job so its a nice chunk of change. I also like how he makes things seem so effortless and has provided me with much insight as to how to work smarter and eliminate useless tasks

[soladollar]

Thanks for all the replies warriors,

It has really been an eye opener, I would love a mentor from this forum to coach me... I have some ideas that will require working with someone.

Who would love to mentor me? I seriously need someone...

Thanks
soladollar

[Matt Peters]

Jesus, my dad, and Paul Evans, and Jimmy D. Brown.

[James Clark]

Hey Soladollar,

The only mentor I every had and needed was my farther. His next birthday will be his 86th and still kicking, but I also spend a lot of time reading Clayton MakePeace.

Eugene M. Schwartz, the Author of "Breakthrough Advertising" has had a big influence on me.

[soladollar]

Originally Posted by James Clark

Hey Soladollar,

The only mentor I every had and needed was my farther. His next birthday will be his 86th and still kicking, but I also spend a lot of time reading Clayton MakePeace.

Eugene M. Schwartz, the Author of "Breakthrough Advertising" has had a big influence on me.

Thanks, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY to your dad... Okay let me put it this way, i need a coach to help out with some ideas....

Thanks

[dmarze]

I have to say thank you to Allen Says and his Private posts ebook. I also learned a lot here at warior forum.

[DogScout]

"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."
~AndyHenry

Amen to that.

A couple I really look up to are Glenn Livingston & Perry Marshall; both PPC gurus. I manage a couple Adwords accounts for doctors, so they have been more than useful there.
As to IM, I have an unknown for a coach/mentor. He makes stupid money and only coaches for the fun of it. He maintains low profile, so I am not posting any links to him. (He is picky who he works with).
As to IM Gurus, I like GKIC (DanKennedy.com), Frank Kern & a few others when they are not in 'sell mode'. Lol

[DogScout]

Originally Posted by silverbax

You don't need a mentor, you just need to be your own biggest fan and worst critic.

I have plenty of people I admire, people I copy from, swipe, etc. But a mentor? I think that's a crutch.

Well, personally, I need a cane at least

[diamondseeker]

My Mentors

Michael Cheney, Alex Jeffreys, Rich Schefren. They have taught me so much and continue to overdeliver.

[JonMills]

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?
WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL?

Joe Vitale for writing, marketing
Yanik silver for copywriting

I have a number of others that I admire and glean from there experience

[aboutalhah]

Mark Ling and Eben P

[mike52683]

Justin Brooke of sitefling.com, is my greatest mentor. He is crushing it!

[keyaziz]

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?
WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL?

My mentor is life. If you aren't learning you aren't living.

I don't look up to anyone...because ultimately that ends in failure - for me anyway.

The only person I look to for advice is my boyfriend and that's only to clarify and voice my own opinions and ideas.

Generally I would consider my 2 year old my role model. I get to learn exactly how us humans really work, learn and solve issues - without having our enthusiasm and love of learning sapped from us through regimentation like the education/work system etc etc. I want to be like him.

[Adam Carn]

Originally Posted by tomw

With respect,

No they don't.
No it doesn't.
No they most certainly don't.

Christ! Where does this stuff come from? The three questions in upper case are fair and stimulating questions, but please don't prefix them with such nonsense. There have been enough examples of limiting views and misinformation around here lately without adding to the quagmire of business ignorance, fatalism, nincompoopery and numptiness!

Thomas

Very eloquently said.

Adam

[JulieKerr]

Wallace Delois Wattles and Rebecca Fine, its all started from the SOGR program.

thanks.

[Greg guitar]

He's not really my mentor, but there is one guy I admire enormously, and have learned a ton of great and challenging stuff from when it comes to marketing and entreprenuerial creativity. I'm sure most Warriors have heard of Jay Abraham, and he has provided me with more exciting and challenging ideas, as well as nuts and bolts how-to info than anyone.

Another guy who I've found enormously inspirational is Allan Says, of this forum.

Other than that, there are quite a few that I think are sensational marketers on this very forum, and I have to say the WF is my #1 resource for IM education.

[MarshallWayne]

Tenzo, I like your style of mentors!!

[soladollar]

Ok guys,

Thanks y'all for the replies, If you havent, please lets know who your mentors are...

[soladollar]

Ok guys,

Thanks y'all for the replies, If you havent, please lets know who your mentors are...

[badfun]

I'm still a big Tony Robbins fan. He just has a way of stating things that resonates with me. Plus, he has pretty much stayed on message for 20 years, so there is plenty of reinforcement of the ideas.
brent

[jaybrn5]

Brian Tracy