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Summary
The creator, a business mentor, lists several practices that she believes set her apart from other mentors. These include being highly responsive, working late hours, providing honest feedback, and offering extra value or support beyond standard agreements.
Structure
1Introduction of the topic: mentor practices that set her apart
2Early morning phone checking and late-night work
3Providing excessive value and honest feedback
4Turning away clients and offering extra support
Original caption
Is anyone else like this?
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5Offering in-person meetings and behind-the-scenes content creation
6Concluding with the value of her approach
Product placement
The creator's bio link leads to her website, taylahsmall.com, which is titled "Taylah Small | Beauty Business Mentor", indicating she is promoting her own business mentorship services.
On-screen text
Things I do as a business mentor that would send other mentors into an orbit
Transcript
I'm a business mentor and these are all the things that I do that would send other mentors into an orbit. Starting off strong with checking my phone and reply to messages as soon as I wake up at 5 AM. I have phone addiction, I'm not gonna lie. Number two, I either have nighttime bone broth and lights out my 8:30 PM or crack a zero sugar monster and work till 1 AM. There's no in between. Give too much value away for free. I give very honest, very blunt feedback to my clients. I don't always tell them what they want to hear. Turn away a lot of potential clients because I know it's not the right fit right now. Jump on an unscheduled call for free if I can tell a client is stressed. If they're local, I'll offer in person meetups and know that I don't charge extra. I'll turn someone away then take their money and not be a good fit for each other. I'll jump on an unscheduled call for free if I can tell a client is stressed or I will let calls go overtime with my clients and not charge extra for that if they need me. That's fine. If they're local to me, I will actually offer in person stuff if they want to do a meeting in person. Let's go do it. Let's go have coffee. Um, if they're doing a photoshoot and they want content behind the scenes, I am there. I am doing it off the clock. I don't charge for that. It's just I like doing it. So I like being valuable. Um, I give very honest, very blunt feedback to my clients. I don't always tell them what they want to hear. Turn away a lot of potential clients because I know it's not the right fit right now. Jump on an unscheduled call for free if I can tell a client is stressed. If they're local, I'll offer in person meet ups and know that I don't charge extra. I'll turn someone away then take their money and not be a good fit for each other. I'll jump on an unscheduled call for free if I can tell a client is stressed or I will let calls go overtime with my clients and not charge extra for that if they need me. That's fine. If they're local to me, I will actually offer in person stuff if they want to do a meeting in person. Let's go do it. Let's go have coffee. Um, if they're doing a photoshoot and they want content behind the scenes, I am there. I am doing it off the clock. I don't charge for that. It's just I like doing it. So I like being valuable. I'm doing it off the clock. I don't charge for that. It's just I like doing it. So I like being valuable.
