Each one of us needs someone we can look up to, learn from, and lean on for support. You’re never too successful, or too old, to benefit from a mentor. In fact, the moment you stop learning from others is the moment you stop growing.
You might be thinking,
Okay, Ken,
I’m all in. But how do I find a mentor? I’m glad you asked! Here are a few things to consider, along with steps to finding a mentor:
Are You Ready to Be Mentored?
Before you ask someone to commit to mentoring you, you need to make sure you’re ready to
be mentored. The most important sign you’re ready for a mentor is if you’re teachable. Listening to podcasts, reading constantly and learning from your friends and peers are all indicators that you’re ready for a mentor. If you’re not hungry for growth, then a mentor relationship is a complete waste of time.
Find the Right Person
As you start your search, look for someone who has disciplined
daily habits and is committed to excellence. There are three specific qualities you should look for in a mentor.
