My SO ran into someone in a store. They eventually talked about being financially independent. Said they should get together for coffee. They did - just got to know each other.
Then my SO and I got together with the person they met and their SO, and we talked again, at a coffee shop. They wanted to know our mindset on financial independence and wanted to offer to mentor us to help us reach our goals and help us change our mindset to go bigger with finances.
No product was ever pushed, no company was ever mentioned. This just sounds like a MLM, but there is no product that we've been made aware of. And I really don't get the scam artist vibe - they don't want our bank accounts.
They talked about books like Rich Dad/Poor Dad, The Go-Getter, and other financially minded books.
If they were trying to sell us something, they haven't done so in the first 2 meetings.
Is this something anyone is aware of? Are these people just living out the principles of mentorship as described in the books they're talking about, or is there something else going on that I am oblivious to?
Submitted February 08, 2019 at 11:36PM by CertainResolve7 http://bit.ly/2WRYPFF
