Who should you take advice from?!

1 Aug 2024 · 0 min

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In this brief dialogue, Feras Alhlou (referenced by the speakers) shares a core business mentorship principle: you should only seek advice from people who have already achieved the outcomes you aspire to, especially those who know you personally and care about your success. The speakers label this a "Black Belt principle" and warn against taking counsel from random individuals or relying on generic, one‑size‑fits‑all methods found in posts or videos. The conversation highlights the value of personal connection and real‑world experience over generic content when looking for actionable business guidance.

In this clip, Feras talks about who you should get advice from in business.
This is another Black Belt principle. Only seek advice from those who have been to where you want to go. So don't just talk to random people. People who have been to where you want to go, especially if they know you and they care about you, they care for you, you'll get the most amazing advice.
Everybody's trying to crack that code one method, one post, one video at a time.