How Can I Get Mentored?

1.  Online Mentoring

DEFINITION:  Online Mentoring — Self-paced mentoring via the Women’s Money My Mentoring Portal system. This system is in beta testing mode.

Benefits:

  • Flexible and Personal Mentoring.

  • Self-paced. You choose your pace and it builds monthly based on your action steps and challenges from the previous month.

  • Virtual mentoring through email, text, and your online mentoring portal.

  • You will only receive the Women’s Money Guidebook mailed to you after you have engaged in your online portal. Please do not confuse the main guidebook with any of our supplemental guidebooks available for purchase.

What to Expect:

  1. Immediately after you sign up, you will receive an email from your mentor introducing herself and giving you her contact information.

  2. Please note: After this initial email from your mentor, you are responsible for engaging in the mentoring system. You must post entries in your portal, and if you post questions or requests for help, your mentor will reply. If your mentor sees you are struggling with topic on your Financial Freedom Evaluator, she will oftentimes offer resources for you to go to. She cannot offer mentorship, if you do not use your portal.

  3. You will start receiving an email that gives you some tips, tools, etc. to mentoring. This is a virtual mentoring tool.

  4. The more you engage in online mentoring by engaging in the portal, the more mentoring you will get from your mentor. The more you put into the system, the more you will get out of it.

  5. Once you have shown a commitment to your mentorship, you will receive notification that your Women’s Money Guidebook has been mailed to you.

  6. Sometimes, intentions are good, but timing is bad. Maybe you have the desire to participate, but just can’t do it. No problem. We understand. If you don’t engage in the online mentoring program within the first six months of your sign up date, your mentee status will be put “on hold” until you contact us to re-engage in the program. You are always welcome back into the program! 🙂

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2. Phone Mentoring

DEFINITION:  Phone Mentoring — Meeting individually with your mentor via phone or video chat.

Benefits:

  • Flexible and Personal Mentoring.

  • Self-paced. You choose your pace and it builds monthly based on your action steps and challenges from the previous month.

  • Your mentor supports you and holds you accountable to the action steps you set for yourself every 30 days.

  • Meet monthly via phone or video chat for a conversation with you mentor.

  • You will only receive the Women’s Money Guidebook mailed to you AFTER you have had an initial phone meeting with your mentor. Please do not confuse the main guidebook with any of our supplemental guidebooks available for purchase.

What to Expect: 

  1. Your mentor contacts you immediately after have signed up to introduce herself and give you her contact information.

  2. Please note: After that, you are responsible for engaging in the mentoring system and setting up your phone meeting schedule.

  3. Your mentor may call and/or text you to confirm that you received her email, but in the end, you are responsible for setting up and showing up your mentoring appointments.

  4. You will start receiving an email that gives you some tips, tools, etc. to mentoring.

  5. The more you engage in mentoring by engaging in the portal or regularly participating in your phone mentoring program, the more mentoring you will get from your mentor. The more you put into the system, the more you will get out of it.

  6. Once you have completed your first phone mentoring appointment, you will receive notification that your Women’s Money Guidebook has been mailed to you.

  7. If you do not engage in the phone mentoring appointments within the first three months of your sign up date, you will be transferred into our online mentoring program.

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3. Group Mentoring

Right now there are three group mentoring options:  Min-Con; Fin-4 Series; Support Group.  We encourage the Mini-Con mentoring program as the BEST START into the program before you move into a support group style program. 

DEFINITIONS of Group Mentoring Options:  

  • Mini-Cons – a mini-conference that meets once a month featuring a panel of money experts to do a deeper dive into an selected financial topic.

  • Group Mentoring – a support group style with a free flowing conversation and sharing of resources.

See below for more detailed information about each group mentoring program.

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Peer Support Group Mentoring

DEFINITION:  Group Mentoring – a support group style with a free flowing conversation and sharing of resources. 

  • Please note: We recommend that you do NOT engage only in the Peer Support Group model. We recommend that your support group is a supplement to phone or Mini-Con mentoring or after you have finished a Mini-Con or Fin-4 Series.

  • Supportive group meeting atmosphere led by a mentor.

  • Self-paced.

  • Some groups are Life-Level specific like Jubilation 55+ and Women’s Money for Business Owners, and other groups welcome all Life-Levels into one group.

  • You can attend regularly or intermittently. Of course, you receive more from it the more you attend, but you don’t have to worry about missing a specific class topic and falling behind.

  • You receive access to the My Mentoring Portal system. We encourage you to utilize this tool between meetings.

  • You will receive a Women’s Money Guidebook at your first meeting, if you do not already have one. Please do not confuse the main guidebook with any of our supplemental guidebooks available for purchase.

Contact Expectations: 

  • Your mentor contacts you immediately after have signed up to introduce herself and give you her contact information.

  • Please note: After that, you are responsible for engaging in the mentoring system. Your mentor is responsible for emailing you the meeting invitation to you, and facilitating the meeting.

  • You are responsible for confirming or declining the invitations you receive. In the end, you are responsible for setting up and showing up for your mentoring meetings.

  • The more you engage in mentoring by engaging in the portal or regularly participating in mentoring meetings, the more mentoring you will get from your mentor. The more you put into the system, the more you will get out of it.