Importance of a mentor, teacher or guide to a beginner trader.

[RockBell]

Having a teacher or mentor to start our trading journey is very good but not all novice traders are the same in nature, namely being able to learn from teachers because there are also people who prefer to learn independently, either by reading books or through other sources on the internet but they will not be tied to time where they have to follow the schedule of the teacher or mentor to learn, even people who are usually self-taught will feel pressured when forced to learn with a teacher, but it would be very good to have a discussion partner in trading so that it can be used as an evaluation material regarding the progress of our skills.

Having a mentor before looks boring but it makes things easier to learn through a mentor than your self because it will even take longer for you to actually learn than to be thought and that is why we don't do school at home we go to were we are going to learn. And people that are new to trading were finding it hard to understand something but now with the hep of a mentor things are very easy and their is no need for you to struggle, before I forget some people even have an academy now were you can learn how to trade.

There are things that you can learn independently but I won't recommend independent learning when it comes to crypto, the complications keep increasing and there is no way that you will do crypto and you will not have like a mentor that you look up to, this is part of the importance your mistakes will be limited and because their some things that will take you longer to learn but when it comes learning with a mentor you find it very easy to learn and you will be closely watched by your mentor this are all part of the reason we need to take seriously.

[justdimin]

Having a teacher or mentor to start our trading journey is very good but not all novice traders are the same in nature, namely being able to learn from teachers because there are also people who prefer to learn independently, either by reading books or through other sources on the internet but they will not be tied to time where they have to follow the schedule of the teacher or mentor to learn, even people who are usually self-taught will feel pressured when forced to learn with a teacher, but it would be very good to have a discussion partner in trading so that it can be used as an evaluation material regarding the progress of our skills.

Some are independent, while others are just avoiding the expensive fees of a mentor or teacher since majority of these novice traders are still struggling on their finances. So they have no choice but to learn on their own and build their own knowledge and skills through self-motivation and patience.

However, as for me, it could be quite an easier path of learning if you have something to share or discuss with, or someone who will guide you on the process. But nevertheless, success is still not guaranteed by those mentors, but it’s on the trader itself on how he will embrace his learnings and apply them on the real field of trading.

To be fair if a veteran is asking you to pay them to become your mentor, then do not work with them to begin with. There is no reason for a veteran to charge a newbie to teach them something, either you are willingly giving away your time to help someone, or you just don't do it at all, this isn't a business model. If a veteran is so good at trading, then they should make their money that way, there is no reason to keep charging the newbie if they are good enough at trading to become a mentor.

Any veteran who is good at trading enough to be a mentor, should be rich, and either willing to give their time to be a mentor for free, or just don't do that at all, don't help anyone, those are the only two options, doing it and also charging it makes me want to stay away.

It makes me think that they are not good at trading at all, they can't be making any money from trading at all, maybe a few times they did and have some proof as screenshot on their past trades that were good, but they hide 900 bad trades, and show you 20 good ones, that's what I think when one of them wants to charge me. There are so many good high quality resources online that are free, check those out and you will get more benefit for free.

[doomloop]

Having a teacher or mentor to start our trading journey is very good but not all novice traders are the same in nature, namely being able to learn from teachers because there are also people who prefer to learn independently, either by reading books or through other sources on the internet but they will not be tied to time where they have to follow the schedule of the teacher or mentor to learn, even people who are usually self-taught will feel pressured when forced to learn with a teacher, but it would be very good to have a discussion partner in trading so that it can be used as an evaluation material regarding the progress of our skills.

This is only the same as going to school and if you don't pay attention to your teachers, you will be in good trouble. You may not graduate, although we heard stories of undergrad people that still became successful in life, so may be what you are saying there is still true? Hhmm... Yet, I wouldn't advice for them to aim for it but still follow the basics first. Mentors might still be different from a regular teacher, and this one should be flexible because they don't follow orders like for example from the governments.

So, we can choose a good time for us in order to focus more in their lessons. We can evaluate our progress on our own by having some tracking tools but yeah that we can't talk to our self the same to having a person next to us. That would be weird and if someone sees us, they will think we are crazy. This must be the main advantage of having a mentor.

[pusaka]

Having a teacher or mentor to start our trading journey is very good but not all novice traders are the same in nature, namely being able to learn from teachers because there are also people who prefer to learn independently, either by reading books or through other sources on the internet but they will not be tied to time where they have to follow the schedule of the teacher or mentor to learn, even people who are usually self-taught will feel pressured when forced to learn with a teacher, but it would be very good to have a discussion partner in trading so that it can be used as an evaluation material regarding the progress of our skills.

This is only the same as going to school and if you don't pay attention to your teachers, you will be in good trouble. You may not graduate, although we heard stories of undergrad people that still became successful in life, so may be what you are saying there is still true? Hhmm... Yet, I wouldn't advice for them to aim for it but still follow the basics first. Mentors might still be different from a regular teacher, and this one should be flexible because they don't follow orders like for example from the governments.

So, we can choose a good time for us in order to focus more in their lessons. We can evaluate our progress on our own by having some tracking tools but yeah that we can't talk to our self the same to having a person next to us. That would be weird and if someone sees us, they will think we are crazy. This must be the main advantage of having a mentor.

The hard part is when we find the right mentor who truly understands trading. Because I see so many people who just take advantage of the momentum and they say as if they know everything, even though they don't fully understand. Usually this happens a lot in groups like telegram channels and others. I only advise beginners to empty themselves, I mean they have to accept that they come with no knowledge. Because there are also some of them who act as if they know just because they follow an influencer. In this process we have to be serious and even though we already know some things, I think it would be better for us to find out more.

[Jody.Drummer]

To be fair if a veteran is asking you to pay them to become your mentor, then do not work with them to begin with. There is no reason for a veteran to charge a newbie to teach them something, either you are willingly giving away your time to help someone, or you just don't do it at all, this isn't a business model. If a veteran is so good at trading, then they should make their money that way, there is no reason to keep charging the newbie if they are good enough at trading to become a mentor.

Any veteran who is good at trading enough to be a mentor, should be rich, and either willing to give their time to be a mentor for free, or just don't do that at all, don't help anyone, those are the only two options, doing it and also charging it makes me want to stay away.

I will try to position myself as the veteran. I might also think about starting to make money to become a mentor, but when it comes personally and it is someone I know, then I will not ask them to pay any money. But I will set up an association or class to start making money. I think this is reasonable because knowledge is not easily obtained. However, what is important here is what our capacity is like so that we are worthy of opening a class, I think that is where the consideration lies and if it is related to business, this is actually possible, but with certain notes. However, if I am alone, I now prefer and am comfortable sharing knowledge and experience if someone comes to me, that is already a matter of pride for me.

[stomachgrowls]

To be fair if a veteran is asking you to pay them to become your mentor, then do not work with them to begin with. There is no reason for a veteran to charge a newbie to teach them something, either you are willingly giving away your time to help someone, or you just don't do it at all, this isn't a business model. If a veteran is so good at trading, then they should make their money that way, there is no reason to keep charging the newbie if they are good enough at trading to become a mentor.

Any veteran who is good at trading enough to be a mentor, should be rich, and either willing to give their time to be a mentor for free, or just don't do that at all, don't help anyone, those are the only two options, doing it and also charging it makes me want to stay away.

I will try to position myself as the veteran. I might also think about starting to make money to become a mentor, but when it comes personally and it is someone I know, then I will not ask them to pay any money. But I will set up an association or class to start making money. I think this is reasonable because knowledge is not easily obtained. However, what is important here is what our capacity is like so that we are worthy of opening a class, I think that is where the consideration lies and if it is related to business, this is actually possible, but with certain notes. However, if I am alone, I now prefer and am comfortable sharing knowledge and experience if someone comes to me, that is already a matter of pride for me.

When planning up to become a mentor then it will really be that normal that you do offer free mentoring at first and also getting your first student will definitely be the hardest thing since you will really be needing up that someone will really be believing into your results or outcomes specially into your trades. I have a friend of mine that doesnt have any plans on becoming a mentor but continously sharing up his trading results online and since he do make out some considerable or significant profits in sustainable manner, then this is the time or moment that there's some request on other people who do tend to follow his trades and ending up on becoming a mentor. Yes, he offers out free mentoring and at the moment that he became big or popular then he is now charging up some sub fees on which he did able to monetize on.

Having someone for you to follow isnt bad as long you do find it relevant on your learning journey. Just dont expect that you could be able to get it on short period of time because trading skills isnt something that you can be able to obtain in short time. You will really be passing up tons of trial and error before you could be able to have that good grasps of it.

[Jody.Drummer]

I will try to position myself as the veteran. I might also think about starting to make money to become a mentor, but when it comes personally and it is someone I know, then I will not ask them to pay any money. But I will set up an association or class to start making money. I think this is reasonable because knowledge is not easily obtained. However, what is important here is what our capacity is like so that we are worthy of opening a class, I think that is where the consideration lies and if it is related to business, this is actually possible, but with certain notes. However, if I am alone, I now prefer and am comfortable sharing knowledge and experience if someone comes to me, that is already a matter of pride for me.

When planning up to become a mentor then it will really be that normal that you do offer free mentoring at first and also getting your first student will definitely be the hardest thing since you will really be needing up that someone will really be believing into your results or outcomes specially into your trades. I have a friend of mine that doesnt have any plans on becoming a mentor but continously sharing up his trading results online and since he do make out some considerable or significant profits in sustainable manner, then this is the time or moment that there's some request on other people who do tend to follow his trades and ending up on becoming a mentor. Yes, he offers out free mentoring and at the moment that he became big or popular then he is now charging up some sub fees on which he did able to monetize on.

Having someone for you to follow isnt bad as long you do find it relevant on your learning journey. Just dont expect that you could be able to get it on short period of time because trading skills isnt something that you can be able to obtain in short time. You will really be passing up tons of trial and error before you could be able to have that good grasps of it.

Yes, if it is related to business, then everything we can do can also be made into a business, but of course there are things that involve morality, such as our goals in doing this. For example, in trade, what is our motivation for opening a class? Is it because we really want to educate, or in the end we only see the benefits for ourselves? That's what is difficult in my opinion, because I personally think that when someone is faced with money, it allows them to do things they don't really want to do, such as cheating and so on. Keep in mind that it is very sensitive and can change human nature.

[stomachgrowls]

I will try to position myself as the veteran. I might also think about starting to make money to become a mentor, but when it comes personally and it is someone I know, then I will not ask them to pay any money. But I will set up an association or class to start making money. I think this is reasonable because knowledge is not easily obtained. However, what is important here is what our capacity is like so that we are worthy of opening a class, I think that is where the consideration lies and if it is related to business, this is actually possible, but with certain notes. However, if I am alone, I now prefer and am comfortable sharing knowledge and experience if someone comes to me, that is already a matter of pride for me.

When planning up to become a mentor then it will really be that normal that you do offer free mentoring at first and also getting your first student will definitely be the hardest thing since you will really be needing up that someone will really be believing into your results or outcomes specially into your trades. I have a friend of mine that doesnt have any plans on becoming a mentor but continously sharing up his trading results online and since he do make out some considerable or significant profits in sustainable manner, then this is the time or moment that there's some request on other people who do tend to follow his trades and ending up on becoming a mentor. Yes, he offers out free mentoring and at the moment that he became big or popular then he is now charging up some sub fees on which he did able to monetize on.

Having someone for you to follow isnt bad as long you do find it relevant on your learning journey. Just dont expect that you could be able to get it on short period of time because trading skills isnt something that you can be able to obtain in short time. You will really be passing up tons of trial and error before you could be able to have that good grasps of it.

Yes, if it is related to business, then everything we can do can also be made into a business, but of course there are things that involve morality, such as our goals in doing this. For example, in trade, what is our motivation for opening a class? Is it because we really want to educate, or in the end we only see the benefits for ourselves? That's what is difficult in my opinion, because I personally think that when someone is faced with money, it allows them to do things they don't really want to do, such as cheating and so on. Keep in mind that it is very sensitive and can change human nature.

If you do let yourself being influenced by money then you would really be losing that path that you've been trying out to hover or do able to do because we do know that when it comes to money then human beings are really that naturally be that getting aggressive or becoming that even more greedy on which you will really be that losing into that earlier intent on trying out to be a mentor. Each person will really be that different on which there are people who do stick into their principle and there are ones who do lost up their goals just because they do let themselves being blinded with greed and totally lost on whats their real passion when it comes on teaching up someone. As for those who do plan to have a mentor then it will really be that suggested that stick on where you do find yourself that learn up on much faster in compared  to another but actually every information could really be seen and searched out online. It is really just that a matter on how someone will really be making out their move and hard work in trying out to learn up new things accordingly.
There will really be those moments or times that you might that feel out to be lazy but actually there's no improvement when it comes to learning if you cant be able to experience for yourself on dealing up with something specially on trading.

[Yeesha]

When a beginner trader have a mentor, everything in trading will become much easier for the person, because as you have an expert or professional trader with you, he will guide you through the journey of trading, you will learn some experiences and skills from the person, he will support and encourage you, and will always motivate you to have confidence in yourself and over come all the difficulties and challenges, with the help of the mentor the beginner will be able to learn faster and understand the basics concept of trading.

[Z_MBFM]

Trading is a very technical subject which is why if you take the help of a mentor to learn trading then it will boost your learning.  You can also learn and trade on your own but it will take a long time and you will lose a lot.  So there is a need for a mentor to learn trading in a quick time while minimizing initial losses.  Anyone can buy and sell a token, but only expert traders can analyze how much profit can be made by buying a token.  And a mentor is definitely needed to learn these technical analysis quickly otherwise you will have to make a lot of mistakes and losses and learn something new through all those mistakes and losses.

[alastantiger]

Trading is a very technical subject which is why if you take the help of a mentor to learn trading then it will boost your learning.  You can also learn and trade on your own but it will take a long time and you will lose a lot.  So there is a need for a mentor to learn trading in a quick time while minimizing initial losses.  Anyone can buy and sell a token, but only expert traders can analyze how much profit can be made by buying a token.  And a mentor is definitely needed to learn these technical analysis quickly otherwise you will have to make a lot of mistakes and losses and learn something new through all those mistakes and losses.

Mentors are important in all that we do, we can learn on our own but mentors reduces the time it'll take us to learn and help us get in good shape and condition to learn from the mistakes that others before us have made and sometimes the mentors they teach us from their own mistakes too. Hence when you have a mentor, you're steps ahead of other learners that don't have mentors but you still have to challenge yourself to become a fast learner as there are some people who mightn't have mentors but still they can become better traders than you because of their ability to learn quicker and too their determination to learn. Mentors are necessary but if you can't get one, you can still do it on your own without anybody helps. The industry is full of many people that are self taught.

[Dewi Aries]

This is only the same as going to school and if you don't pay attention to your teachers, you will be in good trouble. You may not graduate, although we heard stories of undergrad people that still became successful in life, so may be what you are saying there is still true? Hhmm... Yet, I wouldn't advice for them to aim for it but still follow the basics first. Mentors might still be different from a regular teacher, and this one should be flexible because they don't follow orders like for example from the governments.

So, we can choose a good time for us in order to focus more in their lessons. We can evaluate our progress on our own by having some tracking tools but yeah that we can't talk to our self the same to having a person next to us. That would be weird and if someone sees us, they will think we are crazy. This must be the main advantage of having a mentor.

The hard part is when we find the right mentor who truly understands trading. Because I see so many people who just take advantage of the momentum and they say as if they know everything, even though they don't fully understand. Usually this happens a lot in groups like telegram channels and others. I only advise beginners to empty themselves, I mean they have to accept that they come with no knowledge. Because there are also some of them who act as if they know just because they follow an influencer. In this process we have to be serious and even though we already know some things, I think it would be better for us to find out more.

Yup I also admit that it really happened, or what I mean is that many people take advantage of the situation for profit, like swimming while drinking water, like telegram groups or other social media that you convey and in the end often the direction given actually makes a beginner feel even more dizzy and confused until finally they assume that trading is too difficult for them and just give up. On the other hand, you don't actually need to spend a lot of money to get a lot of knowledge, because from what I see now there are quite a lot of experienced trader content creators who share tricks and tips on how to learn properly and correctly and also tell about the first thing beginners should do and all of that you can get for free, but in the end I think this depends on the seriousness of the beginners themselves in learning regardless of whether they have a mentor or not at all, because usually seriousness and sincerity will determine the results.

[Oluwa-btc]

Having a mentor is very valuable to new stars of trading and the likes of it though,mentorship programs have really helped enthusiasts,newbies of the trading world.In The real world of trading, if you're lucky enough to get yourself mentor that shares valuable and practical experiences and help you refine outdated strategies,I think trading would be much more an exceptional and excellent decision ever.
Having Trading mentors does not mean your protected against spiralled losses,you can possibly lose,fail but regardless, mentors are a great tool in every technical skill building journey.

[Oluwa-btc]

As an individual considering to start trading, understand that the money you can lose trying to learn to trade on your own when you know that learning on your own is a difficulty will be more than the amount of money you will spend if you decide to get a mentor, teacher, or guide early.

There's so much to having a mentor over you, they specialize in oversight functions of what they are mentoring you for and it sure goes a long way in helping us achieve or attain greater chance of success.Since I started undergoing mentorship I know how well and how far it has helped shaped  my journey and thus it's a privilege to have one as i can attest to the  benefits overtime. Therefore be it in any areas trading, investing, business you need a mentor guide which will make you learn and unlearn.

[Ndabagi01]

Understanding what a mentor can do and help to develop your trading skills is enormous to look for one when starting to learn how to trade. A mentor will give you possible insights, signals, unforeseen situations that can change the whole course of the game to better get good results . Having a mentor will also help to reduce the time it will take to make you a successful trader and a master in that craft.

Trading is not an easy task but it becomes more simply understandable when a mentor is there to guide. Even with a mentor, it doesn’t mean you should relax your guard and not make any progressive effort towards becoming a better trader. It is said that practice makes perfect, so continual learning to become a pro also is important to achieve your aim in trading.

[Mahanton]

Understanding what a mentor can do and help to develop your trading skills is enormous to look for one when starting to learn how to trade. A mentor will give you possible insights, signals, unforeseen situations that can change the whole course of the game to better get good results . Having a mentor will also help to reduce the time it will take to make you a successful trader and a master in that craft.

Trading is not an easy task but it becomes more simply understandable when a mentor is there to guide. Even with a mentor, it doesn’t mean you should relax your guard and not make any progressive effort towards becoming a better trader. It is said that practice makes perfect, so continual learning to become a pro also is important to achieve your aim in trading.

You can actually be able to learn on your own if you are just that serious on learning up trading on your own ways. Somehow there are just that those people who are that wanting to deal up with mentor.
Actually it isnt that bad as long you are that willing up to spend up money to learn on but make it sure that you will be putting up yourself into those mentors on which you do seem that its legit and could that teach you up really rather than on going into those mentors which are fake ones. Just like on what those people been saying above that actually you can be able to learn on your own. It is just that a matter of effort and hardwork on trying out to search up those relevant informations about trading on which you can be able to make yourself that learn at least. Just make it sure that you wont be ending up on being impatient because this is where usually newbies will be that getting tired at the moment that they do seem that there's no other improvements on which they do look up into themselves in regarding into this aspect. There are just that those conditions or moments that you've been that becoming that reliant into those gurus or mentors on which those things that they are teaching are just that something that being or could be found online and its totally free. Speaking about practicality then it will be just that a waste of money when trying out to pay up someone. We do know that most of the learnings that you could get will be actually be acquired with real experience.