This short YouTube monologue (speaker: SPEAKER A) argues that education—both learning and mentorship—protects people from costly career and financial mistakes. The speaker recommends following mentors online (e.g., Instagram) and having in-person mentors who can warn against pitfalls, citing examples such as selling rights too early or buying cars instead of investing in infrastructure.
So for me, being educated is my number one thing, because I truly believe that if you're educated, it can protect you from a lot of mistakes that you can make. Subscribing to a mentor on. On Instagram without them even knowing that you. That they're mentoring you can keep you out of different role potholes, you know what I'm saying? Subscribing for a mentor in real life can walk you through. You know what? I should never. I shouldn't have even thought about that shit. That's stupid. Based on the mentor telling me they had a situation like that where they sold their rights too early, or they was buying all these cars and they wasn't investing into infrastructure when they had it, and now they're not living that same lifestyle anymore, you know what I'm saying?
