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11 places where you can find a mentor

https://www.failory.com/blog/startup-advisors
submitted this linkon October 31, 2022
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    Finding a mentor is easier than finding the right mentor.
    The best mentor is someone who understands your current stage, challenges, and goals—not just someone with impressive credentials.
    Building genuine relationships often leads to better mentorship than formal programs alone.

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    Great resources. Having been a mentee and mentor, I'd advise those looking for a mentor to look at it as a long-term investment. If you're just looking for some quick advice and aren't committed to putting in the effort then a mentor really isn't going to help you. I found a brilliant mentor by chance through an online community and they were instrumental to my success because they could see the bigger picture when I couldn't. If I were looking for a mentor today then I'd see the membership cost as an investment in myself and my business.

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      Hey @maaike. Can you please provide a link to the platform which you are using? Also is your mentor available to take new clients?

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    I would like to add Qureos.com too. You can find industry experts working at Google, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft there

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    How come it didn't list IH!!??

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    This room can be good to work and talk with mentors https://vibehut.io/rooms/635aa86af80d2b0015143796

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    Great Post @AllOutNerdClan

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    Great post! I am just starting many ventures at once and feel like this post will come in handy! Thank you!

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    This is such a weird coincidence because I'm looking for a new mentor. My previous one has just started a family and can't commit her time to mentoring anymore. Some of the paid platforms look good. I'd personally advise against having a friend or family member be a mentor, the boundaries become far too blurry and it gets messy. My father-in-law was my mentor for a while and it was a nightmare. Lol.