Srinagar, May 7 -- Good mentors don't just teach, they sharpen your focus. They've made mistakes so you don't have to. They help cut through jargon, steer you away from blind spots, and bring real-world experience that no textbook or YouTube guru can match.

New investors often try to master everything. But the market rewards depth, not just breadth. Mentors help narrow your path and build expertise in areas that suit your goals, risk appetite and timeline.

There's also mindset. Smart investing needs patience to let compounding work its magic, and courage to stay calm when markets wobble. Mentors help nurture both. They remind you that lasting wealth isn't made by chasing hot tips but by sticking to solid plans, even when others panic. ...