Mark Simpson and a co-host discuss why YouTube alone isn't enough for learning. Mentors help you pick the right resources for your situation and steer you away from small mistakes that get applications rejected.
YouTube is fantastic because pretty much whatever you need to do, there's a video on there, right? And some of those courses on there, actually, you could, you know, it's knowing where to look sometimes. And this is the thing about the difference between the information available. But then it's also good to have like a mentor like you spoke about or coach earlier on, really interpret what the the best thing to do is in our unique situations. And yeah.
It was usually I was always one of those people that's like, I would never want to pay for course. I just thought they were all scam. But then when I'm teaching people and seeing that if they didn't talk to me, they would have gone on that tangent that just wouldn't have been fruitful or left their website looking that way and then spent all that effort, probably got rejected because of some small things on their website.
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