If you could be mentored by anyone, dead or alive, who would you choose?
Ghost Kitty
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We all have someone we look up to and wish we could have a conversation with, even if it's just a brief one.
Who would you pick to be your mentor if you could choose anyone, dead or alive?
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Eden Shopen@edens
Frontitude
Myself 30 years from now🌸
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foodjuggler
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Frontitude
@milappert Thanks Michael!
Frontitude
@jason_andries1 Amazing! Thank you Jason!
Baresquare
Marcus Aurelius and Lemmy Kilmister
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Baresquare
@jason_andries1
Marcus Aurelius, the grandmaster of Stoics, a true leader and an example to follow on how to live life!
Lemmy, the hard rock Pirate, the epitome of full speed or nothing!
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stackstream
Baresquare
@sophia_buttgen oh well, just one bad example of the apple falling far away from the tree! :))
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@rainbows_glitter sound like my kinda guy no 🧢 bro be chilling and inventing atomic weapons on the side
@rainbows_glitter it better does
IXORD
I never thought because there are so many wonderful people in the world, and I think I could not choose specifically. Too big option.
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Wonderful project, this project is very good and this projector has a lot of attractions, so hopefully the project will be better in the future and the cryptocurrency will be the best.
Lingoedit
Of course the master Leonardo Da Vinci
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Glorify
eh eh eh easy choice 😆
Narrated Tours (On Demand Audio Guides)
Yoda!
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Nikola Tesla
FOOOOOD
Albert Einstein, Narayana Murthy, Steve Jobs or Jeff Bezos.
Muhammad(PBUH), Nikola Tesla, and Steve Jobs
@sheehab_muhammad Maan, I opened the discussion just to comment that I would choose Muhammad (PBUH). What a life that would be :)
foodjuggler
@sheehab_muhammad great choices!
Frappe LMS
@sheehab_muhammad Muhammed (PBUH) would be my choice too.
Voxclips
Call me crazy but Steve Jobs. More importantly, because I share his deeper work and creator beliefs that I've come to this world as a global solution provider. A bit egoistical, I used to think. Not so more anymore. :)
foodjuggler
Voxclips
@milappert Exactly! He was just brilliant!
I am genuinely loving Sahil Bloom and his thought pieces. Or Bob Iger - his outlook and business acumen is out of this world
foodjuggler
@james_hallahan isn't it too much influencer style? ;D
@milappert just need to take the actual insights without the “influence” - if that makes sense 😂 That’s what I do anyway. Some of his thoughts, tips, frameworks are great - clearly a deep thinker
foodjuggler
@james_hallahan some true words.
I just do not like all this self promotion/influencer like postings.
The problem is, i realised i got somewhere there as well... Obviously you get there if you want to market your product. And if the product is yourself, then well... :D
foodjuggler
This is a cool question! :D Actually i haven't thought about before...
But i would enroll in Time-Travel Bootcamp with Ada Lovelace!
She'll debug your code faster than you can say 'Analytical Engine' ;D
So many to list. Just curious. What's your choice? :)
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@jason_andries1 , haha, I guessed it. The same here. I go with whatever that's better. It could be from the best of the best or even our peers for that matter. :)
Fatih Sultan Mehmet
Steve Jobs. my idol.
That's an interesting question. looking forward to reading comments!
HyperTest
Mahendra Singh Dhoni! 😇
LogicLoop AI SQL Copilot
@vaishali_rastogi What an answer!