I asked myself this question because in almost every book or interview with successful people I come across a mention of them having, or even currently having a mentor who guides them, helps them develop, and perhaps points out mistakes that will not allow them to grow.
This is true because everyone who has achieved success must have had a mentor who taught them to achieve success. Simply put, we will develop much more when there is someone who helps improve our skills and usually mentors understand what we do much better because they have much better experience.
And I was interested in how many of you at some point decided that you needed a mentor, how difficult it was to find one and how did he help you? I suppose that few people use this, maybe even out of fear, because for example I don’t even know who it could be and how can I ask my future mentor about this if I manage to find such a person.
If you want to find a mentor, then first identify what you want to do, after you know what you want to develop, then look for a mentor who has the ability in that field. Don't trust mentors on social media because they only set traps to attract as many people as possible to join them. But look for mentors who have the ability to build your skills and learn how they started from the beginning so that your decision to join them is not in vain and you get a greater chance of achieving success.