In my role as a therapist I often find people holding on their tears out of fear of been “seen” , fear of showing their wounds. Men clients usually feel drawn to the magnetism of the archetype of the wise men that the therapist ( if he is skillfull) has embodied in a genuine way. Then they go around trying to impress him, looking for acceptance and approval. Finally the resistance dissolves and vulnerability flourishes. It is then that I let them know that vulnerability is true strenght and courage. Being humble and honest with ourselves allows us to find what we are trully looking for. If we can’t be honest inside, we’ll just keep on missing the point. I feel that mentoring is such an ancient tradition that we need to honor it in our present times. Great Job Jayson !! , blessings from Puerto Rico . . .

NAMASTE

I’ve got a few mentors, each with different strengths and weaknesses.
A is an older woman who is great with relationships and general upsets.
J is male, a few years younger but with vast experience who is great about confidence, women, and diving into the fire.
M is a woman (and my girl friend) excellent for general issues (both outside and inside our relationship)
L is male – very seasoned and successful business mentoring.

I’m also mentoring a few people on relationships and starting small businesses.

The practice of mentoring is incredibly valuable as a way to remind myself of what I know and get insights into myself from the honest communications of my mentees.

B-)

To be honest, I do not have a mentor, but would like to have one in the field of
business and entrepreneurship.
I tried to figure out for my self how to make a business and read several books,
about lasting success, conscious business and how to turn my passion into money.
Still it did not work out yet.
I thought, so many people did it by there own, so I can do it like them. I want to show my dad, my friends, the society that I can do it.

But I am with you and see that for many people, as well me, it is easier to find a
mentor, teacher, sponsor or alike, to learn how to do it.
Even in other areas like learning play guitar or piano we learn faster with somebody
who knows how to play.

Thank you for posting this.

“What I needed was someone to hear me, call BS on me, understand me, then help me move forward and find my own solutions to my own challenges. I needed someone to teach me how to trust myself, how to love myself and how to have more successful relationships.”

It is exactly this that I need in my life and that’s why I am grateful to have been accepted for the Revolutionary Man Training. Now off to finish up my committments for the day ! Joshua Gribschaw-Beck