Raj Shamani On Why Young People Want Mentors but Often Resist Advice

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Entrepreneur and content creator Raj Shamani explains why young people may seek mentorship but resist unsolicited advice, arguing that people often evaluate guidance based on the life and experience of the person offering it.

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