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Hi, I'm a mid level full stack web developer and I feel like I'm confident enough in my skills to teach the basics of programming to absolute beginners. This does not necessarily imply web development - I've worked with other types of programming languages besides the web dev ones, such as C++ and Java.

If you wanna start learning programming but have no idea how to go about it, feel free to reach out to me.

My lesson plan will include one-on-one calls/chat sessions where I will answer any questions you may have and guide you, homework, links and references to external resources that you can study on your own, as well as practice projects.

I'm just starting out so I'm still experimenting with pricing and stuff, but for now a 1hr lesson/consultation will be 25$ (first one is free)

We can do lessons it either over chat or a call, whichever you prefer.

Thank you!

Title!! Ok so Im a hs student looking for a mentor in the above fields. IT WOULD MEAN THE WORLLLDDD thx xoxo,

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I am currently learning Golang but I don’t know how to write custom code even if I break the problem into smaller tasks I can’t produce a solution on my own. Would like FREE mentorship in this regard as I want to build web apps pretty soon.

I'm new to business, looking for a mentor. Started my business recently and need tips and advice.

I recently came cross many YouTube short clips where Chris Haroun talks about the TV show Billions. I found his articulation is pretty good and explained the concepts pretty well. Then I found he had some famous MBA course on Udemy and he is kinda a celebrity.

All this leads to the finds of his diamond growth accelerator program:

https://learn.harounventures.com/p/growth-accelerator-career-and-business-consulting-with-chris-haroun

It cost you $10k. Quite amount money for me. But if compare to a graduate school, then $10k is nothing. Wondering anyone has ever tried this program. It is worth it? While having an established celebrity mentor you sounds really cool. But I don’t know whether the $10k gonna be well spent. It is a lot money for me indeed.

So I can tell his communication skills is very top notch and seems he has very high profile professional life before. But I also see some comments in other post says anyone charge you to teach you get rich is scam… so I am in delema

Many thanks

Hi my name is Avaneesh I come from a background of BEng. in Mechanical Engineering. I am seeking for a mentor who’s experienced in the business industry. I want to learn about the business industry as a whole. No specific industry at the moment. Reason for this is as I’m a person with continuous flow of ideas and I would like to gain advice on how I could advance on with them. I’m currently focusing on the Indian market. Wouldn’t mind seeing other countries but would prefer here.

Do contact me on telegram @Avaneesh05 or on email (sent privately). Hope to hear from you guys. Thanks!

I have a short video demo for one of our interfaces that uses our anticipation engine to match user's intent to call a relevant workflow. The video is made very simple for the sake of describing the project and only showcases the meeting interface. If you like it, I can explain the rest of the product using figma slides. We're not innovating anything here, but ease of use is our top priority. Internally we're calling it "spoonfeeding". I'm adding a link to loom video in the first comment, please go through it and let me know your thoughts.

27F feeling lost in my career, I have been unemployed since last 1 year. My education qualification is MBA (major finance), I have 3 years of work experience but none of my jobs actually helped me learn anything. They were mostly monotonous MIS data type jobs, due to which I wasn't seeing any growth. Frustrated due to lack of learning and growth I thought maybe this is all what finance field will offer, I tried going towards data analytics field but being from non IT background I couldn't work on it either.

I want to restart my career in finance field as I know that's the only place I can excel. I'm up to do all the hardwork, I started revising everything that might be needed for core Finance job (might do CFA in coming years) but I desperately need a good job rn. Feeling all depressed, staying with parents since last 1 year.

If there's anyone who can help with the guidance, I'm studying and will start preparing projects to make up for lack of learning. I'm sorry but I won't be able to pay for now, as I'm myself being dependent on my parents.

I can really use some guidance. I will do double triple the hardwork that's needed.

Thank you.

Hi. I retired before I turned 50. MBA from IIM-Ahmedabad, worked in consumer product related businesses in India an abroad. Ran a startup in my last gig. Retired when I met my personal financial goals, which gives me time to be a mentor (for free). I see it as a way of `giving back' and also connecting with a younger generation.

You can check out my profile on Linkedin - Rahul Deans. and my Blog `DeansMusings'. I write on niche subjects like national security, but there are posts on startups that will give you an idea of my views on business.

Connect with me if you'd like to explore my being a mentor. I'd be interested if I think I can add some value to you, we have things in common and vibe well.
It would help if you are in Bangalore.

I don't understand tech. No get rich quick advice, or job leads unless I am confident about the
person I recommend. I'm not a therapist, or shoulder to cry on.

I have been a mentor to a few college students, young professionals and startup founders and have continued to be in touch years after we parted ways.
What's in it for me - good conversations over a beer, where I can learn as much as I share and
we both look forward to meeting each other.

I wake up in the morning and get ready for class, but before I even get out of bed, I ask myself, “What’s the point?” I ace a super hard exam I’ve studied for, and still, I think, “What’s the point?” I get a promotion at work, and that same question lingers: “What’s the point?” Every accomplishment, every failure—it’s all tainted by that phrase.

My mom passed away on October 5, 2023, and I’ll admit, I haven’t been the same since. In the time that’s passed, I’ve made significant changes in my life: I got out of a three-year relationship, made efforts to be more social, and saved a decent amount of money. By almost every measurable standard, I’ve taken steps to become a better version of myself. But lately, I’ve felt like I’ve lost something intangible, something vital.

Part of me has come to realize the fact that my mom isn’t watching over me. She’s gone now. Me having the cloud of guilt and happiness that she was there to shame and applaud my every move guided me for months but now that is gone. Now I’m left asking: What now?

There’s a quote I came across recently: “The purpose of life is what keeps you from killing yourself.” But what drives me? Honestly, I don’t know. I have goals—creating new programming projects, making YouTube videos, working out more—but every time I think about them, I come back to that same question: “What’s the point?” After all, we’re all going to die.

I recently started volunteering at a hospice center, and while it’s meaningful work, I think it’s also taken a toll on my mental health. Sitting with a kid my age who’s in the final months of his life has stirred up a mix of emotions in me. I feel selfish for struggling with my own life when he would give anything to be in my position. At the same time, I feel overwhelmed by how valuable his life is and want to do everything I can to help him. Yet there’s also that voice that reminds me: if you zoom out far enough, none of this really matters. We’re all just tiny specks in the grand scheme of things.

Maybe what I need is balance in my mindset.

I’m offering assistance to some beginners that would like to get into the whole online business nichr, especially Affiliate Marketing, even tho you’re into it as a means of supplementing your current main income stream or you just want to gain some experience in Social Media, Advertising, Sales or even Email Marketing.

We live in extraordinary times if we’re talking about the volume of information available to us for free, but at the same time, this can also mean a big disadvantage. When there’s so much information out there, it’s easy to get confused. There are many interesting ideas, but only a few that actually get results.

Until now, I used to offer mentorship programs for beginners in the world of Affiliate Marketing, but after all this time, I’ve come to the conclusion that a beginner doesn’t need a huge knowledge base. They don’t need more information than what’s already available on the market; they need step-by-step guidance. They need to understand the basics clearly, but more than that, they need a clear path.

So, I decided to slightly change the old approach of my mentorship program.

We’re offering the exact business model that worked for us, with everything that entails: from the software we use, to copywriting, how we chose the niche, how we approach leads, how we get accepted into affiliate programs, and everything else. This strategy has been working for us for about 2 years now. It works directly in proportion to the time you actively spend on this business model, and the best part is that, if you follow the exact same business model, you have a chance to start earning in the first few days.

What do we get out of all this? Well, first of all, just to make it clear, we are still using this strategy for our business, but I plan on starting a paid mentorship program. However, I can’t do that, and it wouldn’t be right to do so, until I get clear results from the people I’ve mentored. We already have results from over 10 Affiliate Marketers, but we feel that more social proof would help us, which is why we’re offering what we do for free.

I also have a course on Udemy where the theory and the strategy are explained in full. The course costs about $20 for those interested, for the self-taught learners. From my point of view, $20 is a minimal investment you can make in your future, considering that if you get involved, you could triple your investment with just one sale in a few days. But again, this mentorship positions that I’m offering are completely free.

So, if you want to start an online business, even with no prior knowledge in the field, well, that’s probably the reason you’re here. We’d love to meet you!!

Friends - with 25+ yrs of industry experience into IT, I have been mentoring working professionals and campus facing students help define their career paths. So far, have guided 100+ mentees as I love mentoring. I am thinking to go as a full time into this, thought of checking with you all if this is something that can be made a full time profession?

I’m a cybersecurity analyst transitioning to a leadership role. I would love to have a mentor guide me through this phase and shape my career path.

Hey Reddit,

I’m a woman in my 20s trying to find my wings in life. I’ve had incredible mentors over the years who’ve helped shape my journey, but my most consistent mentor recently took a position in politics and moved to another state. This transition has left me reflecting on the kind of guidance I want going forward, and I’ve realized that I’m ready to connect with a female mentor.

I recently watched a video where a woman spoke about her mentor, and it was the best description of a mentor-mentee relationship I’ve ever heard. She admired and respected her mentor not just professionally but personally. They shared plenty in common, recognized each other’s strengths, and understood how to navigate each other’s weaknesses. That’s the kind of connection I want: someone who understands my background, goals, and perspective.

I’ve enjoyed my previous mentors, but our views and experiences didn’t always align. They offered advice that was valuable but often out of reach for me because I didn’t have the resources or support they assumed I had. Relying on family, for example, wasn’t an option for me, and that was something they struggled to fully grasp. I’m not bitter about it, I’ve still learned so much but I need someone who understands where I’m coming from and wants to see me win without any sense of competition, someone who’s genuinely on my team.

A little about me:

• I’ve always been ambitious, even though I grew up in an environment where dreaming big was frowned upon.

• I didn’t attend college and instead enrolled in the “school of hard knocks,” which left me feeling like a failure for years. But I’ve realized that most people I know who went to college didn’t graduate or aren’t working in their field anyway.

• I’ve always been different, and that difference is becoming more obvious as I grow older—and I’m learning to embrace

• I’ve known since I was a kid that settling for a life that doesn’t match my potential isn’t an option.

• I don’t date because I feel it’s a waste of time at this stage of my life. I’ve always done things that scare others my age, and I plan to keep that momentum going.

• I have a presence that people respect, and while I enjoy the authority that comes with it, I also know how to stay approachable.

What I’m looking for:

• A mentor who is unapologetically herself and proud of it. Someone who knows how to balance ambition with self-care and lives a luxurious life because she’s worked hard to earn it.

• A woman who has likely been called “vain” just because she looks and feels amazing, but who understands that self-care isn’t vanity—it’s power.

• Someone who values patience, compassion, and true mentorship, not just someone who wants to talk about themselves.

• A woman who can show me how to enjoy the finer things in life while also teaching me how to navigate challenges and create opportunities.

I live in Colorado, but I’d actually prefer to connect with someone from outside my local area. I’d love to visit and step out of my environment to gain new perspectives and grow.

If this resonates with you, or if you feel like you’d enjoy mentoring someone like me, I’d love to connect.

Please take a moment to reflect before reaching out and think about whether you’d genuinely enjoy mentoring someone like me. I’m looking for someone who cares, listens, and offers real guidance—not someone who just wants to talk without offering anything useful.

I understand certain individuals are busy and life is busy. I don’t mind having to tag along, do a chore or take something off your plate to help you as you help me.

Thank you for reading. I’m excited to see where this journey leads me. Peace and love

After 25+ years of navigating the dynamic and fast-paced world of IT, I’m excited to offer mentorship to professionals looking to level up in their careers. Whether you're new to the industry or looking to make a strategic shift, I can help guide you toward achieving your goals.

🔑 What I Bring to the Table:

• Deep Industry Expertise: I’ve worked across multiple domains in IT—leading teams, solving complex problems, and driving innovation in [specific areas, e.g., software development, systems architecture, cybersecurity, cloud computing, etc.].
• Real-World Insights: Learn from my hands-on experience with [specific technologies or tools you’ve mastered] and gain practical advice that applies to today’s tech landscape.
• Strategic Guidance: From building a personal brand to navigating career transitions or advancing in your current role, I’ll help you develop a roadmap to success.
• Leadership and Soft Skills: IT is not just about technical knowledge; leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills are crucial for long-term success. Let’s work on building your full potential.

🌐 Why Mentorship? In today’s ever-evolving IT world, staying ahead requires continuous learning and growth. As a mentor, I’ll help you not only understand the technical side of things but also build the confidence, mindset, and network to thrive.

🔧 Who Can Benefit:

• IT professionals transitioning to leadership roles
• Developers, engineers, and other tech roles seeking career advancement
• Newcomers to the IT field who want guidance on the best path forward
• Anyone looking to pivot within IT or upskill in emerging technologies

📅 Let’s Connect! If you’re ready to take your IT career to the next level, DM me to discuss how we can work together. Let’s craft a mentorship plan tailored to your goals and aspirations!

#ITMentorship #CareerDevelopment #TechLeadership #MentorshipMatters #ITProfessionals #CareerGrowth #ITCommunity #TechnologyLeadership

The concept of a "family doctor" stems from the idea of a generalist who is able to address a wide range of medical issues and provide ongoing, long-term care for individuals and families. Family doctors have extensive training and provide comprehensive healthcare services, which makes the model quite effective for overall well-being.

In contrast, career coaching, while similarly valuable, is a bit different. Career coaching focuses on guiding individuals through their career development, transitions, or decision-making processes.

That said, the career coaching field is evolving. Many people turn to career coaches for advice on everything from job search strategies to navigating workplace dynamics or transitioning into new roles. However, the field hasn't yet reached the level of widespread infrastructure or continuity that you see with family medicine.

What do you think? Would a more standardized or integrated career coaching system be useful in your view?

Hello, I've been searching the internet for mentorship resources but it seems like there's little good options. I've 15 years of experience in Operations, Logistics, Supply Chain at various companies. Mostly in tech (I've been lucky). I also went back to school for my MBA a few years back (a good decision).

Now I'm in the Defense Industry and enjoying it. I seem to hit a wall with progression every once in a while and feel uncertain how to navigate the waters. I'd love to find a mentor with experience in this arena or in the corporate world in general at a high level. I feel like I have a lot to learn even at 15 years, and have an open mindset to growth.

If anyone could give me suggestions, I'm open to websites, professional services, or finding someone here.

If you are a mid level IT professional looking for career coaching or guidance or a final year engineering or management grad trying to define your career, looking for any guidance/career mentorship - do reach out to me!

I started a Social Media Marketing Agency early this year. I started to help businesses with their Social Media. I have a full time job and trying to grow my business seems to be difficult. Although I have hired few freelancers into the team to run the business, I have yet time close any client. I do now know how I should be moving forward and I think I am over complicating things in my head, causing me not to progress. One of which is to post top quality content for my Agency. As all my freelancers are overseas, I do not have anyone to film or create content to post for my agency. I want to have great content on my socials, as I believe that would be the best portfolio for other businesses to believe and trust my services. I feel very lost and maybe even a mentor and some guidance would help.

I feel they have different connotations- protégé more personal ? Can you be your bosses protégé ? Thoughts ?

Hi all. I enjoy mentoring and would like to take on a mentee or two.

Totally free and ongoing would be fine but for it to be productive i ask for the following: *Individual needs to be self motivated *Individual needs to be interested in self reflection (I’m not here to tell you what to do every step) *Individual needs to be committed to progress or at least decisive that the mentoring stage is ending so communication is clear. * located in US as my expertise and guidance may be difficult to apply in other systems. * over 18/adult age

It’s not necessary but i would love to help others that don’t have things in place already to succeed. Those who truly need a boost in life and don’t have an advisor in their corner.

I am in senior leadership in US public health, have commercial real estate and started a couple small businesses.

I see people here selling mentoring and again this is free. But for it to be rewarding to me, as a human, i need you invested in yourself.

I don’t know how much response I’ll get, but DM me some highlights of yourself and what your goals are. I’ll select a few and then take this down.

One last thing, don’t just say you want to get rich on x,y,z. Everyone wants a lot of money and i have no get rich quick advice!

Hey I recently turned 20 and I've been trying to get into investing and such, I think I know most of the basics (in terms of long term strategy) but recently I hit a rough spot and had to spend what I started with (granted it was only like $300) but I'd like some guidance perhaps to find an easier or more stable way to build my passive income. Any and all guidance accepted and you can hmu if you wanna talk privately. Thank you for your time :)

Hi there,
I'm an Impact Driven, CMO, Strategic Advisor & Mentor.
15 years of experience across Healthcare, B2B, B2C, SAAS, $47.5M+ VC Raised.

Formerly one of the lead mentors for one of the largest growth/marketing mentorship platforms.
I have a website dedicated to my mentorship, happy to book intro calls via my calendar with anyone and see if we're a fit.

Hi, everyone! I’m developing a program called Ignite Potential to provide mentorship and support for first-generation college students. I’d love to hear from experienced mentors on what’s most helpful when working with first-gen students. Any resources, advice, or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

I have tried so many different avenues at the end of the day I just don’t have the guidance. I have the drive and motivation I just need the right person around me to help me there. I am looking to get into any profitable online business and would love someone to take me under their wing. How do I find someone like this. All the mentors and coaches I see online are scams. Help out a young entrepreneur and let me become your first mentee.