I feel like I would do it, especially to be mentored for 6 months, once a month. My only concern would be that every business is different. So what works for Tony (replace Tony with any other name) may not work for my business. So there should be a product match as well. I’m sure some indie hackers have tried many different paths. and it is very valuable to know what they did (especially for marketing).
writen by Luca Restagno (ikoichi on Twitter)
And what if it was async? Meaning you send a loom or a question and they answer in a loom as well
writen by Pere Ayats
Why type of advice are we talking about? Something really specific like how to send cold emails or something more generic like why don’t I have users?
writen by Tiago Ferreira
No. I’m all for continuous mentorship, but the only people I’d take mentorship from won’t need my money to begin with.
The best relationships here happen without cash involved, either completely free (because friends), or for a share or something.
But, really, advice is overrated generally speaking. People should just spend that time learning by doing.
E.g. without investing tens of hours, Levels won’t give you much more than he’s already written in his book. Just read the book then and go ship stuff.
One exception I can think of is if you need help with accountability. Paying someone who’s got a clear idea of what you do to have weekly sessions to keep you going can be life-changing for some.
But it’s always better to find a good cofounder instead haha
writen by Kirill Rogovoy
Great insights. I agree with pretty much everything you said. Thank you! Kirill Rogovoy
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