Dan Lok has mentioned “the basics rules for selecting a perfect-for-you mentor” and they include choosing a mentor with a sense of humor.


Dan Lok has mentioned “the basics rules for selecting a perfect-for-you mentor” and they include choosing a mentor with a sense of humor.

Lok’s eMail

Lok’s mail lists the basic rules for selecting mentors. They are:

“Look for a mentor who really cares about your success. (A mentor who is shoveling his latest products down your throat every month is a salesman disguised as a mentor. His emphasis is on HIS bottom line, not yours.)

– Talk to a potential coach and get a feel if this is the right mentor for you. (No matter how successful a potential mentor might be, if you don’t like or respect the person that person’s business style, ethics, or philosophy, then you shouldn’t be working together)

– Devour every information product a potential mentor has produced: articles, newsletters, audios, etc. (This will give you an idea of whether the mentor is teaching what you want to learn.)

– Find out if the potential mentor practices what he/she preaches? Is the mentor a role model for others? Do they have a mentor themselves?

– Choose a mentor with a sense of HUMOR. Life is too short to be boring. And business is already challenging enough without having to work with a dull, pompous stick-in-the-mud. You want a mentor, not a comedian…but a little humor can go a long way towards keeping a mentoring relationship fresh and lively”. [email with the subject: You gotta see this…]

Links

For more information on Dan Lok’s mentoring program, click here.

To go to Dan Lok’s Instant Webprofits Mentoring program, click here.

 

 

 

 

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