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Most people spend years collecting mentors and still feel stuck. David Meltzer lost over $100 million, his mom's house, and his bearings, and what he found on the other side will change how you think about asking for help.
David makes the case that asking for help isn't weakness, it's a gift to the person you're asking. He breaks down the difference between finding mentors and doing the private work no one can do for you, why every problem already contains its answer (he calls it the "resolution"), and the infinite loop of giving that rebuilt his life after losing everything. Plus: what his mom said to him at rock bottom that he still carries today.
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Want to learn how to connect better? Try my free 7-day connection challenge: Click Here
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Most people spend years collecting mentors and still feel stuck. David Meltzer lost over $100 million, his mom's house, and his bearings, and what he found on the other side will change how you think about asking for help.
David makes the case that asking for help isn't weakness, it's a gift to the person you're asking. He breaks down the difference between finding mentors and doing the private work no one can do for you, why every problem already contains its answer (he calls it the "resolution"), and the infinite loop of giving that rebuilt his life after losing everything. Plus: what his mom said to him at rock bottom that he still carries today.
Connect with David Meltzer:
If this episode gave you one idea worth keeping, please leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, it takes 30 seconds and it helps more people find the show.

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