The Mentor in Me

What to Do & What Not to Do

De: William Todd, Marty Jeffery

Narrado por: Courtney Chen, Kevin Dorman

In the tradition of mentoring books like You Were Born Rich by Bob Proctor, The Mentor in Me stands above the rest in unlocking potential. Why? Because author and entrepreneur William Todd shares his inspiring journey as a mentee of Bob Proctor himself – with its highs, lows, and ultimate breakthroughs. A jewel among mentoring books, The Mentor in Me offers listeners clear insights into William’s personal development journey, assuring them that even the most successful entrepreneurs must embrace and incorporate timeless principles like repetition to achieve mastery. Although highly rated among entrepreneur books, The Mentor in Me caters to individuals in every walk of life – from parents and children to educators and corporate professionals. No matter where we are in our unique journeys, we can all relate to William’s story. At first resistant to the proven tools and guidance Bob Proctor offers, he describes the moments when he failed to summon the necessary discipline to follow through on his mentor’s instructions, much to his detriment. Conversely, he explains how he embraced the principles of the Seven Levels of Awareness to shift his paradigms and unlock his own potential – and how you can do the same. If you enjoy books from Bob Proctor and John Maxwell, you’ll love The Mentor in Me by William Todd, featuring a Foreword by Bob Proctor and an Epilogue by entrepreneur Marty Jeffery.

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The voice of the person that read the book and the man that says the remarkable sentences at the end of each chapter.

This audiobook is like a bible in personal development for me. I finished listening to it and I want to listen to it again and again and again. The author wrote all the stories in such a human reality that all the words took me to the personal situation that he was describing. I related to him many times in almost all the chapters. But the most relevant thing is that he showed to me what “to do” and what “not to do” if I am my own mentor.
I will continue reading this book and applying the lessons to my personal life every day.
I really recommend it.