This is a fantastic fuel and mission but it can be tough, especially when money is tight for yourself. David dived into being an entrepreneur to help grow more income so he can help others. When he was first diving into entrepreneurship he was looking at a lot of free information in order to figure out what he could do. One of the biggest things that he learned was to find a coach or a mentor. That was a bit of a problem because he had no idea what he wanted to do. He started connecting with people and found a mentor who he could talk with for an hour in hopes of finding a focus. While they were talking, he was given the advice to check out marketing. David did begin focusing on marketing, and that’s where he’s been ever since. To find his mentor David scrolled through Facebook, looking at the friends of his friends. Of course, he checked to make sure they were qualified, and then he would try to make a connection with them. Many people just want free advice but David knew that these potential mentors were busy and their time was very valuable so he even offered to pay them for their time. When he was searching David looked to see if their values align with his, and if they would be able to offer things to each other. He suggests that if you are looking for a mentor, to try the same approach. Look at who is successful, see if they align with you, and then reach out to them!