How do you cut down the time it'll take you to get to point B in half?

To be the best father? best role model? best son? daughter?  partner?

Look, it’s no secret that if you want to expedite your growth, you should look for mentors you can follow. And no, we’re not talking about pyramid scheme “mentors” here. We’re talking about people who’ve truly accomplished the things you want to accomplish in life.
Whether it was finding a way to get out of the 9 to 5 job or climbing their way up the ladder in a company you can only dream of working for, there’s a lot everyone can learn from others’ successes and mistakes.

But here’s the problem.

Finding these mentors can be tough.
A lot of times, they’re too busy fighting fires. Growing others. Working on something else -  you know, dealing with life, just like the rest of us.

But what if we told you there’s a different way to accessing mentors?

A way to develop a personal relationship with someone you admire: perhaps a historical figure. Maybe somebody you've never met before. Or someone that just seems impossible to reach.

Think about it. If you can learn from decades of failures, successes, and experience, imagine how much you can accomplish. 

Self-doubt? Depression? Fear? 

Those things can be in the past. Especially when you surround yourself with others who’ve defeated those limiting factors over and over. When you find a system that works for you. A system that’ll set yourself apart from the ordinary. 

That may sound out of reach right now, but you know what’s not out of reach? 

That play button, your headphones, and an open mind (literally). 

We’re diving into a place where mentors can be found. A place where almost no one looks.