The Power of Mentorship and Faith with Ed Mylett
In this episode of the Brian Hess Show, host Brian Hess interviews Ed Mylett, a two-time best-selling author, Forbes 50 wealthiest under 50 list member, and mentor to Brian Hess. Ed attributes his success to his faith, his father's lessons, and his grandmother, who loaned him $5,000 when he was starting his business.
Ed talks about how mentors have seen his potential and giftedness, and have helped him to live up to it. He also explains that faith is the primary factor he considers when selecting mentors, although it is not a requirement. Ed then discusses how community is changing the business landscape, and how entrepreneurs should play the long game in business, rather than seeking immediate gratification. He emphasizes that "business is a form of expression and an art form," and that entrepreneurs have the power to change things culturally and to stand for freedom, faith, capitalism, and other values.
Finally, Ed shares his pride in raising his children without outsourcing childcare, and encourages people to "push the rock up the mountain" and to surround themselves with people who can help them do so. "You can't do it alone," he says. "You need people to help you."
The Power of Mentorship
Ed Mylett's success is a testament to the power of mentorship. He credits his mentors for helping him to reach his potential and for pushing him to be the best version of himself. He believes that faith is an important factor to consider when selecting mentors, although it is not a requirement. He also emphasizes the importance of community in the business landscape, and encourages entrepreneurs to play the long game in business, rather than seeking immediate gratification.
The Power of Faith
Ed Mylett's faith is a major factor in his success. He believes that faith is an important factor to consider when selecting mentors, although it is not a requirement. He also emphasizes the importance of community in the business landscape, and encourages entrepreneurs to play the long game in business, rather than seeking immediate gratification. He also shares his pride in raising his children without outsourcing childcare, and encourages people to "push the rock up the mountain" and to surround themselves with people who can help them do so.
The Power of Community
Ed Mylett believes that community is changing the business landscape, and encourages entrepreneurs to play the long game in business, rather than seeking immediate gratification. He also emphasizes the importance of community in the business landscape, and encourages entrepreneurs to stand for freedom, faith, capitalism, and other values. He also shares his pride in raising his children without outsourcing childcare, and encourages people to "push the rock up the mountain" and to surround themselves with people who can help them do so.
Conclusion
Ed Mylett's success is a testament to the power of mentorship, faith, and community. He believes that faith is an important factor to consider when selecting mentors, although it is not a requirement. He also emphasizes the importance of community in the business landscape, and encourages entrepreneurs to play the long game in business, rather than seeking immediate gratification. He also shares his pride in raising his children without outsourcing childcare, and encourages people to "push the rock up the mountain" and to surround themselves with people who can help them do so.
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