searching for a mentor

ok guys,

it's time for this call..

I know that in big businesses usually employees have the opportunity to be
followed by another employee called mentor.

The mentor is usually a person that on a volunteer basis is available to
help, motivate, push a colleague that is in a special journey, etc..

At least where I was working some years ago, this kind of "partnership" was
pretty common.

ok..the fact is: I'm a poor guy and I need a mentor.

I'm, therefore, searching for a mentor here between you experts, ccies..
you that have been in the tunnel and now you have your digits.

Of course someone is more disposed to mentor and someone for sure doesn't
like at all to do that..

I'm searching a very special kind guy that could be my mentor.. I can
guarantee I am not here for asking how to do this and that, what that
command means, is this in the BP or not.. etc etc. I'm a very autonomous
guy and I already have at least all the tools I need for ccie (I won't ask
why gns3 eats my cpu, or which WB is better or if I need an i5 or i7 as my
notebook).. Just need someone that can lightly follow me via email/im and
sometimes he pushes me forward..
I'd need this because I feel I'm a bit in the dark right now (due to many
reasons).
The best candidate would be a CCIE r&s, probably a quite new CCIE maybe..
I'm not searching a trainer, I guess Narbik, Marko, Brian(s) are already
mentor for their students and they are also overloaded.. I search someone
that is motivated of being a mentor and want really help and push my
motivation.
I'm located in Europe but due to night studies I think time shift is not a
big issue.
Of course this is not going to be demanding and binding.. if it would be,
each other can simply "resign" ;)

I hope you can understand my needs and why I'm writing this.

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