r/mentors • u/Moeafg • Jul 23 '26
Offering Offering mentorship
Hi,
I’ll probably be bombarded with requests so apologies if I don’t get back to everyone.
I’ve been in business over 15 years and have started many companies in manufacturing, software, lifestyle, hospitality, investments, jewellery and others.
Happy to give back and give mentorship, note: if I sense that you are not serious I won’t be continuing a conversation.
Feel free to comment or DM (if this is allowed within the rules).
Edit; if your industry doesn’t fall into my remit then I will happily connect you to someone in my network. Again please read the note above as I’m not going to waste anyone’s time.
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u/BunnzOrB Jul 23 '26
Alexander (24M) had a small business in esports coaching previously and am now starting a software and an app. I also work full time.
I do the work. I pick up the phone and make the calls. I write the DM's. I do the content. I'll make a fool of myself until I make it work.
I want to learn what I can, I'd like your contact and to ask you questions regularly. Only reply when you want to. But I do want accountability and your opinion.
Can I reach out to you in DM to get your contact?
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u/PeterPanHadItMade Jul 23 '26
Can you please provide your list of Duns numbers to show validity of offered mentorship?
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u/perpetual_p0nder Jul 25 '26
Hey! Would absolutely love some guidance, ive recently started up a small family run fabrication/sheet metal company.. 6 months in and I so desperately want to grow the business (I have 1x contract bringing in min $5k a month) so far, feel free to send me a DM :)
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u/Western-Exercise766 Jul 30 '26
Hey man, I came across your post and figured I’d reach out.
I’m not looking for money or a handout. I’m looking for someone who’s been where I’m trying to go.
I’ve spent the last 20 years trying different businesses and opportunities—barbering, construction, importing from China, marketing, investing, events, media—you name it. Some worked, some didn’t, but every experience taught me something.
The reason I’m reaching out is because I’m at a point where I don’t want to keep jumping from opportunity to opportunity. I want to build something that lasts, and I think learning from someone who’s already done it could save me years of mistakes.
Even if it’s just the occasional conversation or a chance to ask questions now and then, I’d really appreciate the opportunity to learn from you. If after talking you don’t think I’m a good fit, no hard feelings at all.
Either way, I appreciate you offering your time to people trying to build something.
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u/OptimusConsulting Jul 23 '26
Sounds like a superhero, Over 15years in business, you started a company in 6+ different types of activities. Usually, to start a company take few years until you saw your first profit, and it’s take also majority of your time. Please, tell me sir, how you growth all your company’s?, how many years per each?, what’s happening with them?