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Feb 05, 2004 10:17 pm		re: Mentor-mentee ideas
Lucas Hrabovsky		Hello Denise, Great point. It is something that we have been planning for quite some time. In a few weeks, we are going to be doing quite a few upgrades on the site because of the almost overwhelming response we have recieved. In a few weeks, when a few updates are deployed, we will be holding "Live Community Discussions" in our community chat room, where we hope to have business leaders in our network join us to discuss different ideas and issues on a weekly basis. I am a big fan of suprises, so I won't spill the beans yet on what we have coming up. I'll just leave you with this thought. The entire Advance Mentoring team is a huge fan of giving members the most cutting edge features possible at all times. And also taking some of these new features and applying them to features which would more or less be considered brick and mortar components. 1 out of 3 homes in the US has a digital video camera and the percentage of the population who has access to high-speed internet is growing at a phenomenal rate. So in an effort to stick with our policy of giving the customer what they want, look for the "Public Service" to become very video intensive in the coming year. Best, Lucas Advance Mentoring Inc. http://www.AdvanceMentoring.com > Denise Corcoran wrote: > Hi, > >It's the business coach/consultant in me that felt compelled to make a suggestion for expanding your business and your mentor/mentee program (hopefully that will benefit you :)). > > >I love the concept of an online mentor/mentee program. I don't know your business model so what I am about to propose may or may not fit within your business growth plan. > >One way you can expand the # of people that get exposed to mentors (and mentors in many areas) is to provide a teleclass program or series -- featuring different guest mentors on different topics. > >Right now for me the challenge is time to mentor someone on an individual basis (and my guess is it may be for other potential mentors as well). I would be willing to volunteer my time to be a guest mentor on a teleclass series. > >Just a thought. > >On the flip side of it, I would love to be mentored in one particular area. That is to become a millionaire. I am a part of a MasterMind group that is studying and implementing the principles of the book: "The One Minute Millionaire." One of the commitments you make is to find millionaire mentors to ask their strategies in achieving that outcome. > >So if there are any millionaires who can spare 15-20 min., I would love to hear from you :)). > >Wish you much success in your mentor-mentee program, >Denise Corcoran >The Empowered Business (tm) Private Reply to Lucas Hrabovsky (new win)

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