🚨 POV: This is how your mentor starts every meeting... 🤣💄
No agenda.
No "good morning."
Just aggressively applying ChapStick like she's training for the Olympics. 😂
I wish I was kidding (not really, love her!). This is my actual mentor. 🤦🏼♀️🤣
But here's the thing... she's also built an incredible business, pours into her team every single day, and somehow makes learning fun instead of boring.
If your current "mentor" is a PDF, a prerecorded video, or someone who disappears after you sign up... we should probably talk. 😉
Come join the fun (and the chaos 😅). We make money, help families, laugh way too much, and actually show up for each other.
Comment MENTOR or send me a message if you're looking for a team that's a little unhinged... but gets results. 😂🙌🏼
Mentorship can take many forms, and sometimes the most unconventional methods yield the best results. From my own experience, having a mentor who breaks the ice with humor and genuine quirks—like aggressively applying ChapStick to kick off a meeting—creates a relaxed atmosphere where creativity and open communication thrive. This approach reminds me that mentorship isn’t about rigid agendas or formal greetings; it’s about building trust and making every interaction enjoyable. When learning becomes fun, motivation naturally increases, and the whole team feels more connected. In fact, I’ve found that mentors who invest daily effort into their teams and maintain a spirit of fun and chaos often inspire stronger loyalty and better results than those who stick strictly to protocols or disappear after offering static resources like PDFs or prerecorded videos. Being part of such an unhinged yet dedicated group helped me realize the importance of showing up not only professionally but also personally. Supporting each other through challenges while sharing laughs fosters resilience and a genuine sense of belonging. If your current mentorship feels distant or impersonal, seeking a community that balances business success with lively human connection can make a huge difference. Embracing this kind of mentoring culture transforms the process into a shared journey filled with growth, laughter, and meaningful achievements.




























































