Okay, so here we are to begin the seventh core lesson in our entire 12 core lesson course, this particular lesson is on mentors. Are you familiar with what a mentor is? Well, if not, you're about to find out. And the focus here today is finding the right mentors. So what's our quote of the day it goes like this, if you're read along with me over here, a mentor is someone who sees more talent and ability within you than you see in yourself, and helps bring it out of you. Now, that sounds pretty valuable, doesn't it?

In today's lesson, we're going to go over number one, our introduction and mystery question as usual. Then we'll look at the importance of mentors. Finding the right mentors, and then we'll wrap up with mystery question answered. So let's get into it. Here. Rose, you're familiar with what a hero is right?

Well, the definition is a hero is a person who is admired or idolized for courage, outstanding achievements or noble qualities. Can you think of a few heroes who comes to mind? Well, superheroes, of course. And everyday heroes, many of us had a hero as a child. They may have been superheroes like Superman or Iron Man, which is really popular today. Or they could have been people in heroic professions, such as police officers and firefighters.

Even our parents. Of course, having a hero to look up to who is related to your major or industry is a valuable thing. We can learn a lot from people's mistakes, successes and overall experience. Do you remember this photo, or this collection of photos? these heroes may be the successful people you've heard about and can read about however, you most likely Will never communicate with them or meet them. Most likely, but who knows a mentor, on the other hand, is an experienced and trusted advisor.

This is somebody that you will meet, and you'll probably become quite close to because, as it says in the definition, they're a trusted adviser. So you need this relationship. So I have a question for you. Do you have a hero in life? Your parents, someone you've read about someone you've heard about? Most of us do.

But how about a mentor? Do you have a mentor yet? Or do you have anyone in mind? Well, we're not going to focus so much on heroes in this lesson. However, we are going to focus on mentors and getting a mentor or mentors for you and your success in your career and your success in life. So how do you get a mentor?

Well, just ask mentors want to help, but they don't want to waste their time. Mentors don't want to give advice to people when there's little likelihood that someone will follow through with that advice. So, if you want to find a mentor, you have to have the right approach because you can't simply ask someone to be your mentor. Having a mentor is a relationship that must develop over time. Experts say that the best approach to getting a mentor is to ask him or her one powerful question. And that's my question to you.

What one powerful question, do you think you would ask a person for them to become your mentor? What is that one powerful question you can ask? Think about that over the rest of this particular core lesson and see what comes to mind. The answer might be a little surprising. Okay, so let's recap what we looked over In this particular section, we looked at what a hero is versus a mentor. Then we talked a little bit about how to get a mentor.

And finally, the mystery question was what one powerful question should you ask someone in order to build this mentor relationship? Having said that, let's go ahead and get ready for the next section of this core lesson on mentors. Why should you have a mentor