Hi, I am Leisa and in a 15-minute exploratory business mentor phone call, it's essential to make the most of the limited time available.

Please see below my suggested structure for our conversation:

Call Structure (15 Minutes)

1. Introduction (2 minutes)
   • Briefly introduce yourself and your business.
   • Share your background and what led you to seek mentoring.

2. Purpose of the Call (2 minutes)
   • Clearly state the purpose of the call. Mention what specific areas you are seeking guidance on, such as strategy, marketing, or overcoming challenges.

3. Key Challenges or Questions (6 minutes)
   • Present your primary challenge or question. Be concise and focus on one or two key issues to discuss.
   • Allow the mentor to provide their insights, experiences, and suggestions.

4. Advice and Insights (4 minutes)
   • Ask for any specific recommendations or actionable steps the mentor believes would help address your challenges.
   • Inquire about resources, tools, or contacts they might suggest for further exploration.

5. Next Steps and Wrap-Up (1 minute)
   • Thank the mentor for their time and insights.
   • Discuss the possibility of future conversations or follow-ups.
   • Confirm any action items you'll take based on the discussion.

Focus Areas

• Current Business Situation: Briefly discuss where you currently stand in your business journey.
• Goals: Share your short- and long-term business goals.
• Industry Trends: If time allows, ask about relevant trends or shifts in your industry that you should be aware of.

 

This focused structure will help ensure that you cover the most important topics within the short time frame and make a meaningful connection with your mentor.