A lot of people think that to be a mentor, you need to be a millionaire or have achieved a certain level of success. In this episode, we're here to tell you that’s not true. Anyone can become a mentor, and in fact, everyone should. We break down the differences between an advisor and a mentor, and we share why building relationships is the most important part of the journey. We also discuss why what is ordinary to you might be extraordinary to someone else, and why your negative experiences and failures can actually be a valuable part of your knowledge to share. We are a big proponent of sharing knowledge and we want you to be part of the ecosystem of sharing so that we can all do better.

We want to hear from you: What's one thing you can mentor someone in right now?

 "What is ordinary to you is extraordinary to somebody else and you always have to have that mindset because God has blessed everyone with different skill sets. You get what I'm saying? So just because you have something that you look down on or don't acknowledge the value, doesn't mean other people look at it the same way."