One thing has been bothering me for a long time

[Shishirgano9]

Hard training. (At least based on the Shaolin model, because their 36 chambers were constantly celebrated in the cinema at the time. Not to mention Luke Skywalker...)
Expanded knowledge. (Gained through learning and reflection. After all, wisdom doesn't fall from the sky.)
And the decision to do 'the right thing'. (Whatever that means. Hence the claim to wisdom.)
As you can imagine, I didn't become a real Jedi. - That was a dream.

But from these demands arose a philosophy for the job seekers database profession, consisting of discipline, thirst for knowledge and ethics. - Doesn't your job ethos look similar?

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 there they were, the 36 chambers.