Tara Mohr

And I thought, I could tap straight in.

Yes, yes.

How helpful.

It's amazing.

It's amazing.

And so, right, the reason I think of that as a mentor is because you can actually, A, consult with her, like down to the granular, how would she write that email that I'm writing right now?

What does she eat for breakfast?

What does she do when she has a spare free hour?

It gives me goosebumps because we can feel it, right?

But then also the big things.

And this is, it's so much better to be pulled forward by that than to push a goal that you've made up in your head.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So it's so great because she can direct us in the big things we can tap into her, but also these very granular things.

And I think our external mentors are so important because we need people's lessons learned and we need community and we need the practical things that mentors provide.

But...

Each of us has a really unique path.

And when we think our mentor can tell us what to do at big crossroads or where we should want to go or what the right path is going to be for us, especially if you're trailblazing, right?

Like there isn't a mentor who can give you that.