How's the business going?

We're busier than ever, but struggling to get the staff we need. Recruiting can be such a distraction. We gave Job Centre Plus a try, and they've really helped us out. Really? Yeah. It was dead easy. We got our own employer advisor, Julie, who helped advertise our jobs, shortlisted candidates for us and letters interview at the Job Centre. We've hired some great people, and Job Centre Plus really took the hassle out of it, And there was no fee.

Brilliant. That's straight on my to-do list. you at the job center. We've hired some great people and Job Center Plus really took the hassle

out of it and there was no fee. Brilliant. That's straight on my to-do list. Find out more at

business.gov.com.uk slash recruit. Eligibility criteria apply. In this lessons episode, explore

the real purpose of mentorship and why meaningful guidance stems from wisdom rather than authority.

Discover how great mentors share failures as openly as successes.

Understand how clear intent and healthy boundaries strengthen learning relationships

and uncover how seeking diverse mentors across life domains

reveals blind spots and accelerates growth.

I'm excited to break down some of the things that you've learned that you transpose into this into this book.

Mentors.

Mentors, people always speak about mentors, mentorship, why it's so important.

What is a mentor? Well, a mentor is different things

with different people. Sometimes it's formal. Like, will you be my mentor? Will you mentor me on this

Six Sigma process? Sometimes it's informal. It's someone that's just, you know, friended up. They've

friended someone who is more accomplished, wiser, smarter. But I think a mentor is

someone who is abundant, who has wisdom to share with someone else. Not an ego to try to turn them

into a mini version of you, but someone who has an abundance mentality that wants to share not just their successes,

but their failures and messes.

I don't know about you, but I learned more about having a successful marriage from those who are divorced.

I learn more as an entrepreneur growing my business from those who've had bankruptcies

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