I was wondering if anyone in TRP would be interested in guiding others or being guided in their development of becoming more red pill.

It is true that we already do this with peer to group mentoring with our posts and discussions. Anytime myself or someone has had a question, we will receive a few answers. However, I am interested in discussing the use of one on one mentoring. I think that of those interested were to have a bond with one other person in the group that the trust and understanding of that relationship would be able to foster a stronger growth and understanding of the information we discuss on here.

I think that this could be a decent program that we could set up to help some of the newer members. I do realize that searching this and the other subreddits for answers would most likely be faster.

By looking through history, many successful men have had mentors. Any male youth of Sparta had a trainer from an older male (the Eiren) to guide them through learning of combat. In medieval times, a page was in service to a Lord, then as a squire in service of a knight until the young man reached their own Knighthood. Mozzart, one of the greatest musicians, was born and raised through a family of musicians. From his conception through his childhood and developmental phase and into adulthood, his father had Mozzart exposed to music and taught his passion of music to Mozzart. Bill Gates had received mentoring from Dr. Ed Roberts, the creator of the Altair 8800 (one of the first microcomputers). Andrew Carnegie was mentored by Charles Schwab.

If we were to look at fictional characters, the idea of a mentor is a motif (may have used that word wrong, forgive me). Star Wars, jedi and sith both have master and apprentice relationship. Harry Potter was mentored by Dumbledore, Snape, and Sirius beyond his normal professors.

The lists of mentors and mentored could go on, but the point I would like to make is that throughout history and story telling, the use of personal mentors has greatly helped the successes of those that had them.

I myself would not know of best way of starting such a program for us, but I was thinking that someone else just might.