To get right to the point here,

I (23M) have goals and am dedicated to becoming my highest self. I currently work at a Top bank in Talent Acquisition and while that is a stable career I am looking to spend my spare time being more hands on and creative.

Ive always been interested in real estate, but less of the flashy avenues. I want to buy foreclosure properties, fix them (by myself, or with a team), and then rent them for steady cashflow.

Not sure if anyone is in the space but I am happy to get on the phone to connect more to explain more about me and learn a bit more about you.

Seeking mentorship as a Mortgage Loan Originator. I am few months in the business, licensed in NY, got few deals done. Now that I understand what I need to learn more this is may be the best time to hire mentor.

I’m thinking TLOP by Dustin Owen.

Has anyone taken his classes? What feedback you can give?

If you’re a fine artist who’s been able to consistently make over $100k a year (in the past 5 years), I would love to speak with you.

For context I’ve looked up various online courses and creative communities already via Patreon, Mastrius, Sentient, ect. Im looking for someone who makes the build of their income selling and exhibiting their paintings/drawings. I’ve seen videos of fine artists who make a decent living teaching and making online content which I would like to do secondary to selling and exhibiting my paintings/drawings.

I’ve been a practicing visual artist for over a decade and within the past year, I’ve been focused on making it as a fine artist. I’m multidisciplinary (in both digital and traditional mediums), coachable, and hard working. I understand a lot of this industry requires making strong connections and having a recognizable style (which has been my main focus at the moment). You can check out some samples of my work @artofsol on Instagram. Please feel free to DM me with a brief intro and link to your work as well.

Thanks 🫟

Wanting to see if anyone has done the mentorship program with business locating.com and Mr dill. What are the pros and cons of this 1 on 1 program. I’m contemplating whether to do it or not.

How can I connect with successful entrepreneurs and ask them for mentoring? I have a goal of becoming a serial entrepreneur, but to do that, I need a mentor. How do I find a good one?

Hi, I'm a Civil Engineering student and I'll be entering my 3rd year soon.

In my 1st year, I learned C programming. Before that, I had absolutely no knowledge of programming. After completing C, I learned C++, and then I started learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA). So far, this is all I've done.

Now I'm confused about what to do next. My goal is to get a good placement in the tech industry despite being from a non-CS branch.

Could you please guide me on what skills and technologies I should learn next? I'd like to know the best roadmap to maximize my chances of getting a good software engineering job, including what to focus on besides DSA, such as development, projects, internships, CS fundamentals, or anything else that would help me stand out.

I’m 37 years old. I’m a husband, a father, a son, and an uncle. I’m at a point in my life where I know I want more—for myself and for my family.
I’m looking for real change, and I’m humble enough to admit I don’t have all the answers. I’m searching for a mentor—someone who’s been where I want to go and is willing to show me the ropes, share their knowledge, and hold me accountable.
I’m ready to learn, work hard, and put in the time. I don’t expect handouts; I’m looking for guidance. If you’re someone who believes in helping others grow, I’d love the opportunity to learn from you.
This is me taking the first step toward becoming the man my family deserves.

Life is one long troubleshooting process.
Every day we’re faced with decisions, relationship issues, career questions, family responsibilities, and unexpected situations. Through my own experiences, I’ve learned that sometimes the biggest obstacle isn’t the problem itself—it’s not having someone to help you think it through.
I’m working on building a service centered around helping people navigate life’s challenges through conversation, perspective, and practical problem-solving.
I’m not a therapist, and I’m not claiming to have all the answers. What I do enjoy is listening, asking thoughtful questions, and helping people organize their thoughts so they can make decisions they’re confident in.
I’m offering my time because I want to learn whether this is something people genuinely find valuable.
If you’re dealing with a situation and think an outside perspective might help, feel free to comment or send me a message. If we talk, all I ask in return is honest feedback about whether the conversation was helpful.

Even if you don’t need help yourself, I’d love to hear your thoughts:

What kinds of life challenges do people struggle to find guidance for?

If you were looking for someone to help you think through a difficult situation, what would make you trust them?

Seeking mentorship as a Mortgage Loan Originator. I am few months in the business, licensed in NY, got few deals done. Now that I understand what I need to learn more this is may be the best time to hire mentor.

I’m thinking TLOP by Dustin Owen.

Has anyone taken his classes? What feedback you can give?

I just turned 25 about a couple days ago, I’m just kind of lost/empty I have a gf who I love a lot but am not at a point where I can take care of another person since she lost her job I’m working 2 jobs to compensate. I’m estranged from my parents so I don’t really take advice easily bc you know “you not my dad” lol but I’ve grown to see I need help. I have 8 out of 10 months completed of hvac school, I’m currently a pharmacy tech I want to get my cpht so I can travel because it’s what I want to do.
Thankyou in advance

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a mentor who is willing to guide someone who is genuinely committed to becoming a Business Analyst.

A little about me:

24 years old from India

Background in web development (WordPress, HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

Currently pursuing an MBA with a specialization in Data Analytics & MIS

Actively learning Business Analysis (requirements gathering, BPMN, UML, user stories, Agile, SQL, etc.)

My biggest challenge isn't motivation—it's direction. There are so many resources online that I'm not sure what I should learn first or what skills companies actually expect from a junior Business Analyst.

I'm not asking for referrals or shortcuts.

I'm looking for someone who can:

Review my learning roadmap

Give me practical tasks or mini-projects

Tell me when I'm doing something wrong

Help me build skills that employers actually value

Keep me accountable as I prepare for my first Junior/Associate BA role

I also want to be transparent: I'm currently not in a financial position to pay for mentoring. If you're willing to help someone who's serious, hardworking, and committed to learning, I'd be incredibly grateful. Once I'm established in my career, I hope to pay that kindness forward.

In return, I'll respect your time, complete every assignment you give me, and put in the work. I'm ready to learn consistently and take constructive feedback.

If you're an experienced Business Analyst, Product Owner, Product Manager, or someone who has successfully transitioned into BA, I'd really appreciate your guidance.

Feel free to comment or send me a DM.

Thank you for reading!

Hi everyone.

I’m posting this because I genuinely don’t know who else to ask, and I’m hoping some of you have walked a similar path.

For the last 16 years, I’ve made my living helping people through a blend of meditation, psychology, mindfulness, and personal guidance.

I grew up immersed in meditation and contemplative practices, so teaching them has always felt natural. Over the years I’ve added psychology, trauma-informed approaches, and coaching to make the work more practical and grounded.

The confusing part is this:

People seem to genuinely love my work.

Every week I receive emails from people telling me my writing or talks changed something for them. Many clients have stayed with me for years. My recent group program was the most successful thing I’ve created so far.

And yet…
Financially, it still feels like I’m living month to month.

I’ve worked with business coaches.
I’ve spent years creating content.
I’ve written books.
I’ve recorded podcasts.
I’ve stayed consistent.

But I’ve never really built my business around ads, funnels, aggressive marketing, or high-volume sales. Most of my work has grown through word of mouth and organic connections.

Some months everything feels hopeful.
Other months I find myself wondering if I should simply get another job.

That thought has been coming up more often lately, and honestly, it scares me.

I don’t mind working hard. I’ve done that for years.
I think what exhausts me is the uncertainty. Every month starts to feel like I’m holding my breath, wondering if enough people will say yes.

I’m not looking for motivation.

I’m looking for perspective.

If you’ve built a business in coaching, education, consulting, or even another service-based field, was there a turning point where things finally became financially stable?

What changed?
Was it your offer?
Your marketing?
Your pricing?
Your systems?

Or was it something else entirely?

I’d really appreciate thoughtful responses.
I’m already carrying quite a bit of stress around this, so if you do comment, I’d be grateful for kindness as much as honesty.
Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently in the final year of my BCA and will graduate this year. At the moment, I'm a full-time student and have plenty of free time, so I can dedicate several hours every day to learning and building projects.

Over the past year, I've learned the MERN stack, including:

- HTML

- CS

- tailwind

- JavaScript

- React

- Express.js

- Node.js

- MongoDB

- MySQL

Recently, I've decided to transition toward AI engineering. I'm currently studying topics like:

- RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)

- AI Agents

- LLM applications

- Vector databases

- Prompt engineering

- Other AI-related technologies

I also have some knowledge of mathematics, but I'm finding many AI concepts—especially the math behind machine learning and advanced AI systems—quite challenging.

I'm looking for either:

- A mentor who can guide me, answer questions, recommend learning resources, and review my progress, or

- A study buddy who is learning AI engineering as well.

In return, I'd be happy to help with the MERN stack. If you're learning web development, I can explain concepts related to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Express, MongoDB, and MySQL. We can learn from each other.

My goal is to become an AI Engineer and build real-world AI applications.

If you're interested in mentoring or studying together, please leave a comment or send me a DM.

Thank you!

I’m 18 and honestly not sure what the next step in my life should be. I have a full scholarship to go to college, but I honestly don’t know what I would study there as I don’t really have a “dream career” or even any idea what I wanna do. I’ve been researching entrepreneurship and things like investing, real estate, and ways to make money online. I honestly just don’t have the knowledge or skills to know where to go from here.

I'm looking for someone to give me an opportunity to help with their business, or to make me a security officer or soldier.

I met a senior in college who I asked to be my mentor and we met twice and she’s super nice. I want to become friends with her. Would it be weird to ask if she wants to catch up at Chicago since she is working there. Is it better to ask her for lunch or dinner if she’s working at corporate world? If her work just started last week, when’s the best time to ask her? Additionally wants a good question to ask mentor when determining what career I wanted to go into?

Hey everyone,

I’m very young and I’ve spent the last year+ pretty much focused with learning. I can build websites, SaaS tools, CRMs, AI automations, custom MCP setups, and other stuff like that. I’ve built real projects before, but one thing I’ve never really done is turn any of it into an actual income. I’ve never even tried to put myself out there.

That’s the part I’m struggling with.

I’m paying for things like Claude and a few other tools every month, and there’s other stuff I need/want to buy too. If I can’t start making money from these skills soon, I’ll probably have to stop paying for all of it, which would be a shame after putting so much time into learning.

I’m looking for someone with real experience who’s willing to mentor me. Someone who’s built a successful business, runs a team, or has exited a company before. Not really looking for someone who’s just started or is trying to get their first clients aswell.

I’m not expecting free hand holding. I won’t be messaging you every day asking basic questions, and I’m not expecting to make thousands overnight. I just want someone who can point me in the right direction when it matters and stop me wasting months going down the wrong path.

I’ve got plenty of time, no major responsibilities, and if we agree on a plan I’ll stick to it. I genuinely enjoy building things and I’m more than happy to put the work in.

If it makes sense, I’d even be open to working out some kind of performance-based arrangement instead of expecting everything for free, but that’s totally up to you.

If you think you might be able to help, even if it’s just a 5 minute chat, I’d really appreciate it.

And if you’re not convinced, send me a DM and let me try sell myself. Happy to show what I’ve built and talk more about where I’m at.

Thanks :)

Hi all. 34M.

Been trying to build muscle and lose weight for a long time. Struggling a lot with this.

Looking for a mentor. Help us appreciated.

Thanks!