You don't need one mentor for everything. Get different people for marketing, sales, health, fitness, relationships. The speaker names specific mentors they learned from in each area.
I think it's important to have different mentors for different areas of your life. I learned everything about marketing from Dean. He's the best at marketing for me. I'm going to learn from him. So I did that for three years for sales. You know, Cole Corden's really good. Grant Cardone helped me out a lot as well. Door to door sales. And then I have Paul Check and Nadia Aguilar and Ben Greenfield for health and fitness, right? For dating relationships, it was like, okay, well, you know, my grandparents, they were married for 60 plus years. They died together, right? So it's like, wow, that's something that I look up to as, like, from a relationship standpoint. Like, that's what I want to have. They're together to the very end. So I think it's also important, like, when you do have a mentor or be aware of the flaws, but don't use that against, like, like, as a bad thing. It's like, okay, yeah, not everybody's perfect, but I'm gonna take the good and then see if I can get help with the other stuff from other people that have what I want.
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