I got some interesting insights today from someone who had paid over $10K to get them

 

The price was for attending a closed door mastermind with a group of mega successful entrepreneurs

 

My contact was good enough to share them 

 

They do say that all knowledge is free 

 

Trouble is, its also useless unless you apply it 

 

Which is the main point he was sharing.

 

Here are a few more: 

 

If you keep buying product after product but don’t focus on implementing them and getting help from real successful mentors - you are just wasting your money

 

Persistence, practice, coaching and endurance are the key elements for success and “genius level” work

 

Victims love leisure and entertainment, whereas leaders love learning.

 

The biggest expense in life is knowing the secrets of the successful (Mentors)

 

I have to say that in my experience all of the above are true. And over time it’s probably cost me much more than £10K to learn them

 

In all of the things I’m passionate about and have been successful in to some degree - playing guitar, photography and latterly making money online

 

It wasn’t down to the books, the software, the courses, the equipment I bought 

 

But down to finding great teachers (mentors) early on.

 

That’s actually what made me investigate the Six Figure Mentors in the first place 

 

Obviously the “Six Figures” bit is a great hook - and I wanted that 

 

But the “Mentors” part is what really grabbed me

 

Two years ago I was invited to attend an exclusive event myself hosted by  a group of very successful entrepreneurs - the Co-founders of SFM and their team in fact - in Fairhaven, New Jersey.

 

I learned a lot over those 2 days 

 

But the highlight for me - which really emphasised the power of mentorship 

 

Was an informal conversation with Stuart Ross over dinner on the last day.

 

This wasn’t the blackboard  A+B = C stuff  

 

But incredibly concise, actionable insights from his incredible experience in online marketing about finding your audience and speaking to them

 

I could go into more detail but as the saying goes - you had to be there 

 

Which I guess is kind of the point I’m making 

 

The 4 days I spent over there were vastly more valuable than the cost of flights and accommodation to get there

 

But that half hour was priceless. 

 

 

 

Cheers! 

 

 

Dave