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Synopsis
The wrong mentor can cost you more than no mentor at all.
That sentence makes people uncomfortable. The whole self-help industry is built on telling you that any mentor is better than no mentor. Just get a coach. Just find a guide. Just put somebody — anybody — in the seat.
That's not true. And believing it has cost a lot of people a lot of years.
The Right Mentor is a direct, unsentimental book about who you let into your head — and what it actually costs when you let in the wrong person.
Written by Antonio Reyes, a Navy veteran, real estate investor, and self-made entrepreneur who grew up making major decisions in isolation, the book is for the reader who has been alone with their thinking for too long. The reader who has been quietly chasing the wrong voice and starting to feel smaller instead of sharper. The reader who already has good people in their orbit but doesn't know how to move from admiring them to learning from them in real time. And the reader who is starting to realize that somebody is already watching how they live — and that being mentored well is only half the assignment.
Across thirteen chapters, The Right Mentor lays out:
Why the wrong mentor doesn't just slow you down — they reroute you
The three honest questions to ask before you let anyone shape your thinking
How to do the inner audit that turns you from a project into a person worth investing in
The five patterns that should stop you cold in any mentor relationship
How to actually earn access to the kind of guides who don't take students lightly
What it looks like to become the mentor someone else is quietly looking for
This isn't a book about gurus. It's about character. About discernment. About refusing to outsource your direction to anyone — and about becoming someone worth following yourself.
If you've ever wished somebody had pulled you aside before you signed the paper, took the job, or trusted the wrong voice, this book is what that conversation would have sounded like.
One reader at a time. That's how the chain gets rebuilt.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The wrong mentor can cost you more than no mentor at all.That sentence makes people uncomfortable. The whole self-help industry is built on telling you that any mentor is better than no mentor. Just get a coach. Just find a guide. Just put somebody - anybody - in the seat.That's not true. And believing it has cost a lot of people a lot of years.The Right Mentor is a direct, unsentimental book about who you let into your head - and what it actually costs when you let in the wrong person.Written by Antonio Reyes, a Navy veteran, real estate investor, and self-made entrepreneur who grew up making major decisions in isolation, the book is for the reader who has been alone with their thinking for too long. The reader who has been quietly chasing the wrong voice and starting to feel smaller instead of sharper. The reader who already has good people in their orbit but doesn't know how to move from admiring them to learning from them in real time. And the reader who is starting to realize that somebody is already watching how they live - and that being mentored well is only half the assignment.Across thirteen chapters, The Right Mentor lays out: - Why the wrong mentor doesn't just slow you down - they reroute you- The three honest questions to ask before you let anyone shape your thinking- How to do the inner audit that turns you from a project into a person worth investing in- The five patterns that should stop you cold in any mentor relationship- How to actually earn access to the kind of guides who don't take students lightly- What it looks like to become the mentor someone else is quietly looking forThis isn't a book about gurus. It's about character. About discernment. About refusing to outsource your direction to anyone - and about becoming someone worth following yourself.If you've ever wished somebody had pulled you aside before you signed the paper, took the job, or trusted the wrong voice, this book is what that conversation would have sounded like.One reader at a time. That's how the chain gets rebuilt. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798199610087
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