Do You Need a Mentor?

Ron LeGrand

Nov 01 2010

I have to admit, I am slightly jealous of the opportunity you have in front of you now. I wish when I first entered the real estate business 27 years ago as a broke mechanic I had the chance to have a Mentor by my side, holding my hand and coaching me deal by deal. Perhaps such guidance would have kept me from having to learn so many crucial lessons the hard way.

Between my own mistakes and those I have heard time and time again from other people, I have discovered the 11 most common reasons why people don't succeed at this business, and every one of them has been detrimental to countless careers. Fear of the unknown, lack of focus, and listening to dream stealers are just a few of these career killers. In between these major pitfalls, there are also many more reasons that, while not fatal, can still wound your cash flow.

That's why I started the Millionaire Mentoring Program to transform raw, yet misused, potential into real profits and turn missed opportunities into money-making deals. In this merciless economic time that's left so many people struggling in financial crisis I want to ensure my students have the very best odds at achieving every ounce of wealth and success they deserve. Can you make money in this business without a Mentor? Probably, but I guarantee you will pay the price throughout your career.

Everyone can benefit from the guiding hand of a seasoned Mentor. I've seen real estate students from all different backgrounds and from all over the country apply to the program for reasons as different as they are. While some are brand new to this business and looking for someone to help them set their goals and reach their potential, others have experienced several transactions already but want the constant guidance needed to get the most from every deal and take their real estate business to the next level. Regardless of where you are in your career, I am confident that my skilled Mentors can further you along to places you might not have even imagined yet.