I do recommend it, but also, a coach could help. Main difference is the mentor will help you out with his/her experience, and the coach will help become better at what you do by looking within yourself.

In any case, the first step is trying to figure out what specifically you want to get better at, and then deciding if what you need is someone with more experience to share a few thoughts with you, or someone who can ask you powerful questions to find those answers on your own.

I'm sure it'll go very well!

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Always have a mentor/coach. You will never be as good as you can be without a coach. I am a coach and I have a coach. The best of the best always do. It simply makes sense and obviously by your question, you already know that........ do it.

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mentors can be great, I suggest just reaching out, most people are pretty nice

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Do you recommend a mentor? If so hows best to go about it?

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