Here I had the privilege of meeting a mentor. A legend:

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One thing has been bothering me for a long time: to learn how to do your best, how to achieve what you want, how to become a master of something, you often struggle alone. How helpful would it be to have the support of a mentor. But how do you find one?

If you don't search, you can be found
Like you, I have found many strong and influential characters for my career over the years. But a mentor?

When I had long since given up the search, our partner HubSpot , the most revolutionary idea developer in my industry, invited me to an eight-week “boot camp”. I was immediately enthusiastic. Suddenly gambling data hong kong there they were, the 36 chambers.

I entered it...


HubSpot's employee #6 - The 'Yoda of Sales' Dan Tyre. In collaboration with HubSpot mentor #2 David Weinhaus, he leads an exclusive training course to become a true inbound specialist. Entry by invitation only. At its core, Dan's "Pipeline Generation Bootcamp" was supposed to be about inbound telephone sales. I was expecting the 'Fight Club' of sales. And I asked myself, could this be right for me?!

Zen and the Art of Questioning
Who are you?
The best thing about a mentor is his potential to surprise. And so, surprisingly, the core of Dan Tyre's first question to me was not "How confident are you on the phone?" or "What do you know about sales?" - No, the first question was: "Who are you?"