Any tips on how to find a mentor?

I think this is a great place to get recommendations for mentors. As you know there are numerous "mentors" with varying degrees of knowledge. Pick the level you're looking for and get warrior opinions. Use their name specifically in the forum and you'll get specific feedback. Good luck.

C.B. take this for what it's worth to you. I am speaking from experience.

I have mentored quite a few people.

Most don't put in the effort to make things work.

The ones that did, honestly, they didn't need me in the first place.

They had the intestinal fortitude and enough of a head on their shoulders
to take a few basic instructions and run with them. For many of these,
after just a few days, I cut them loose and said, you can do this yourself.
You don't need me anymore.

What I am trying to say is this.

The basic instruction that you, or anyone needs to be successful online, is
out there...much of it for free or for very little money.

All you need to do is read it, understand it and apply it.

Start with a good business planning course because that's really where it
all starts. Once you have a solid foundation, the rest is just filling in the
bits and pieces.

And no amount of mentoring is going to do that for you unless you really
have what it takes to begin with.

I have found this, not only from my own experience helping others, but
from my own experience of learning on my own.

The few mentoring sessions I had with those above me on the food chain
really did nothing more than point me in a few directions. I picked up the
ball and ran with it from there. Truth is, if I simply took the time to do a
little research, I would have found the same info for nothing.

Mentoring, coaching, whatever you want to call it, is just a shortcut
crutch to lean on.

If you're short on time and have tons of cash to spend, then fine. Go take
the shortcut. Just make sure it's with somebody with real verifiable
credentials and expert in the area you need help with.

If you have lots of time and don't have much cash...do it yourself.

If you believe in your ability and really put in the time and effort, you can
do it.

All by yourself.

Hi havplenty,

I'm in the same situation as C.B.Stewart.

I'm new to I.M. and my first three months have left me confused and not knowing where to turn next. I have analysis paralysis in a big way.

Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated,

regards

davecurr

When comes to IM, everyone is hoping for an easy way out. I always remember when I first started out with my upline teaching me. He says: I am here to teach you how to fish and not feeling you with the fish. With these words, I understand that we are supposed to learn IM and replicate the same success as what he did instead of re-inventing the wheel of success. He has all the necessary steps and info, all I need is to follow them to replicate the same success.

You are lucky to find yourself in Warrior Forum as it has the best people around that can help you. Read and learn from the subjects, soon you will be able to pick your best choice of IM for yourself.

Focus on what you want to do and TAKE ACTION. I have come across too many times, people just watch and sit on the fence while others have actions and succeed. Don't worry too much about failures as it will help you to be one step away from success. Remember when you were a baby, learning how to crawl and walk. You may fall while learning how to walk, but you will start up again after each fall and walk. Look for a good product that you want to promote and who knows, that person may be your mentor (if you are selling affiliate products).

Basically you don't really need one mentor all you need to have is your time to know what are the ways on how to earn money online. And your perseverance to achieve your goal in aiming your business type.