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Sean Murray: I wanted to ask
you, you know, what's your

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what's your definition of a
mentor? And why is the mentor so

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important?

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Johny Fernandez: Yeah, good
question. So a mentor is someone

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who can guide you and so when
you look up to that is an

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experienced or seasoned veteran
in a particular field, whatever

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field you're working in. And for
me, I believe that a mentor is

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important, especially for people
starting out whether it's in the

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MCA world, you know, in the
industry, in real estate, and

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TV, and whatever world or career
because when you're starting

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out, you're pretty much blind,
you don't know anything, and

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this person can help you guide
you, and probably more than

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likely take you under their
wing, and then they can show you

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what mistakes to make and not to
make and what's okay and what's

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not okay, and they can save you
a lot of headache, versus you

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not having a mentor. And the big
question is how do you find a

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mentor? And I believe it's just
simply by going to work and

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observing the people around you
and who is willing to help you

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out because there's always a
mentor out there.