Taking Advice From People With Less $$$?
Summary
- I realized I shouldn't take advice from people who have less money than me. It's important to seek guidance from those who have achieved more success.
- At one point, I had a mentor who was really helpful, but as my business grew, her advice was no longer beneficial because I had surpassed her in revenue and business size within 24 months.
- It's crucial to find mentors who have faced challenges bigger than your own and have actual solutions, not guesses.
- The key takeaway is to always learn from those who have more experience and success in the area you want to grow.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a strategy where you actively seek advice from those who have achieved more success than you in your chosen field. Start by identifying mentors or role models who have faced and overcome challenges greater than your current ones. Reach out to them through professional networks or social media, and show genuine interest in learning from their experiences.
A good way of doing this is by setting aside some time each week for personal growth activities like reading books or listening to podcasts by successful entrepreneurs. This is a low-cost, time-efficient way to gain insights from those who have achieved the success you aim for.
Don't be afraid to reevaluate your current mentors or advisors. As your business or personal growth journey advances, it's vital to ensure that your mentors still provide relevant advice. If not, it may be time to seek new perspectives from those further along in their journey.
Finally, stay curious and open-minded. Always be on the lookout for learning opportunities from those who have more experience and success. Surround yourself with people who challenge and inspire you to grow beyond your current limits. This approach will ensure you're getting the best insight and advice for your continued success.
