Is it okay to have more than one mentor?

Dan Loken.

Hi, this is Dan Lockett.

Welcome.

Dan has been educating and inspiring individuals,

entrepreneurs and leaders for decades. He's helped millions of people to move past

the mental barriers that were holding them back from stepping into their power to become a

better version of themselves and live a kick-ass life. I know this firsthand as I'm Jenny, Dan's wife. And here's your host, Dan Loc.

Now with so many mentors out there and different skills to learn, is it okay to have more than one mentor?

There's a big downside about it that most people don't see. And in this

episode, Dan shares his own experience with the three mentors that guided him to his success and

fortune, as well as his take on if you can have more than one mentor. Listen to this episode to

find out if you should have more than one mentor.

One of the things that I struggle with in the beginning of my career was that shiny object syndrome, right? I was trying to learn this, trying to learn that, and trying different ideas,

and everything sounds good, right? You're reading a book from this

person, you're reading a book from that person and this person tells you to do this, and the other

person tells you to do that. And sometimes in some cases, they have information that contradicts

with each other. So before I didn't know anything, now I know more, but I'm actually more confused than

ever. Have you ever had this experience? So is it okay to have more than one mentor? First of all,

let me define the idea, the role of a mentor, first of all. When you're watching someone's

video, when you are following someone on social media, To me, that is learning, but that's not

mentorship. Mentorship is much more intimate. It's much more special. It's not just watching someone

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