I'm intrigued by your ideas, but you're speaking in riddles.
A con man also cultivates confidence, charisma and credibility. That doesn't make him a source of lasting wisdom.
In any case, if you admire someone as a mentor, why would their path to success be a red herring? Wouldn't you naturally be curious about how they got where they are?
A con man also cultivates confidence, charisma and credibility. That doesn't make him a source of lasting wisdom.
In any case, if you admire someone as a mentor, why would their path to success be a red herring? Wouldn't you naturally be curious about how they got where they are?