Mick Hunt recalls Jim Rohn's advice at 18 to find a mentor or use the library. A real mentor shapes you through how they live, not just what they say. Today's endless podcasts and courses can't replace watching someone's actual way of being.
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I remember being 18, in a boarded up home with no electricity and on a Walkman radio, battery operated. I heard Jim Rohn say, get a mentor. And he said, if you cannot find one, the library is full of them and you can go for free. And now we live in a world that podcast, online, live, all of that. And that can be confusing when there are so many people, so many options. So a real mentor. When you're with them, it's not just what they're going to tell you and what they the advice that they give or the book that they wrote. It is what you catch in their way of being when they're not thinking necessarily about what they're passing on to you, if that makes sense.