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Updated about 2 years ago, 11/09/2022

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Best Way To Find Mentors?

Steve Uekert
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Hello everyone!

For all you seasoned folks on here, if you were just starting out and were going to try and find some mentors, how would you go about doing that?

I'd love to start some serious relationships with folks that I could connect with, help one another and learn from.

I feel like I know just enough to be dangerous, but would love to have some people in my life that could help me refine my direction a bit, or bring clarity to areas where I'm just feeling a bit lost and overwhelmed.

At 46 years old, I feel like I've lived and learned enough to have a lot of wisdom in some areas, but yet feel like an absolute newbie in this area. And when you consider that my long term goal would be to make enough money to possibly be able to step away from a full time corporate job, to me, that requires folks that know what they are doing and enjoying sharing that type of information with others.

Anyway, I hope you all are doing great and are willing to share some insight!

Steve


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