We're back for another episode of Seeking Wisdom.

We have a mini series going on here with a great illustrious Adam Schoenfeld from the Great Northwest joins me to dig into some of these topics, these mental models,

these things that baffle us and, or at least baffle me. And I'm grateful to have him here.

Adam, thanks for helping me do this. Hey, I'm glad to be here to ask you some questions. Let's get

right into it. Yeah, Adam is leading all this. I do nothing but answer questions.

Well, I'm still younger than you. So the headline of what you wish you knew when you were younger, I am still younger. So maybe I can apply these lessons 10 years ahead of you.

All right, we're going to talk about mentors. And you said, find mentors who have achieved success in what I want,

love, happiness, community, parenting, financial. Let's dig into that. Why did that make the list

for you? Massive one for me. So, you know, we often talk about mentors, or I talk about mentors a lot,

the importance of it. Now I had three mentors who really helped me throughout my life, all named Sam.

That's a whole other episode.

And, you know, one of the things that I found in talking to people about the importance

of mentors and walking through mentorship and how it works and getting questions from the

audience on how do I find one, who's the right one.

One thing that I noticed was people were always thinking about it in a single context, which was professional, which is obvious.

We talk about professional stuff here, but I thought it's important to emphasize that mentors are not only in your professional life,

you should be seeking mentors for every

dimension of your life.

Right?

You want to become a better father.

You want to become a better friend.

You want to become a better wife or husband.

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