The Importance of Mentorship

Kamal: I'm a fan of doers. And if you want to learn from doers, go work for them. The best way I've learned is work for doers. You can learn from courses, right? One should always be learning and growing. But as far as like someone teaching you, it's very hard to teach business. Unless you're like, you know, nothing. If you want accountability, coaches are really good. Often this is lonely. So don't expect them to build their business, your business for you. They should be building it themselves."

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