Step #4 PICASSO'S RISING TIDE & THE LAW OF 33%

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1, As Tai's uncle said, "This world is too complicated, you can't never find all the answers just from only one person.
By the mother cow and little cow example: the real training/learning is not audial, not visual, not practicing blindly, but by osmosis.
2, According to the *The Selfish Gene, *self-learning ability is fundamental. If we're programmed to speak a language but born in a another language, we will die. The ultimate goal of 67 steps is you walk of it and start your own journey. Not just reading books, or learning slowly like average people. But picking up inpersonal mentors and learn by osmosis.
3, Mentors are close to the end game goal you want. They are 10 or 20 years ahead of your path. Be around with them and learn how they act and talk.
4, Law 33%: 16h awake time, 1/3 time with people below you, 1/3 around people equal you, 1/3 time learn from people ahead of you.
5, Don't be cocky&picky to perfect mentors, there is no professional mentors. Coz they must be busy in real effort. You want to tough, you want to be hard, that's how you achieve greatness.
6, What we do to find a mentor? Not a big deal.
7, You must be a learning machine. Watch and learn.
8, 18 months relation plan. Give presents
9, Get on the right boat, where bring up by tide. Form long-term relationship, be reciprocal, be interested. Nobody is smart enough to think about everything just by themselves.

I have a variety of people that I have learned from. This is due to learning at different levels. I respect their composure during difficult situations and how they maneuver around certain problems. This has to do with the smallest of things of from walking and carrying oneself to speaking, dialogue and holding the attention of an audience. Confidence. I have learned from another on the real estate side but have peaked with him and now motivated about finding high level mentors in that area. Tom, Cole, Tai, Dave. For me that has been the hard part, finding a good mentor. In learning through 67 I need to be consistent, persuasive, and have a good plan. I have a passion for real estate and am willing to make more investments in learning. Gaining Knowledge is how to get to the next level and that is a priority.

10 Mentor list: 1. A am attending a Phil Town seminar in January. I will try to get as much financial knowledge as I can at that seminar. 2. I am taking the 67 Step and Mini MBA program from Tai Lopez. I will be learning daily about the four aspects of the "Good Life" which I hope to be living one day. 3. There is a friend here in town named George that has been a mentor to me in life in general. I feel he was instrumental in guiding me to this point in my journey. 4. A friend name Rafeal recently returned to town and gave me a call. I need to set-up a time to talk with him about Real Estate. 5. Another friend here in named Johnathan. He could give me advise on business in general and in finance. He owns a condominium here in town. 6. My Pastors Buff & Lana have been THE reason that I have got this far in my journey. I will continue to get spiritual guidance and growth though their teachings, and remain forever grateful for their help. 7. There is a Real Estate investor named Phil Pustejovsky that I have been following and listing to his tutorials on Youtube. I will continue to listen to his teachings. 8. Anthony Bourdain has always been very interesting to me. I love to cook and to travel. I always liked his T.V. shows and identify with his personal stories. 9. I will continue to do whatever I can for my boss Lorena. She has had success and knows the market where I live well. I am extremely thankful for her help and guidance. 10. Living here in Ecuador, I will continue to utilize all my new neighbors as language coaches. The woman here are especially helpful when I need pronunciation correction.