Mentorship is not about collecting impressive contacts or asking to “pick someone’s brain.” It’s deeper than that.
In Episode 5 of The Ask An Amazon Office Hours, Dr. Frazier shares how to make mentorship work—the kind of relationships that grow your creative and intellectual legacy without feeling extractive.
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In this episode, you’ll learn:
- ⚜️Why mentorship should never feel transactional
- ⚜️ How to identify mentors across different areas of life (spiritual, emotional, professional)
- ⚜️ Why mentorship relationships evolve and shift over time
- ⚜️ How to diversify your 'ecosystem of mentors' as your career expands
- ⚜️ Tips for knowing when you and a potential mentor truly vibe
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Ask Thee Amazon (Q&A):
Dr. Frazier answers:
- Which authors, novels, and films have left the deepest imprint on her work (spoiler: ancestral & newer authors make the list!)
- The artistic and ritual practices she leans on to stay grounded outside of writing
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Why listen:
If you’ve ever struggled to find a mentor, wondered how to be a good one, or questioned how mentorship fits into your bigger legacy—this episode will help you reframe mentorship as sacred, mutual, and transformative.
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Resources & Links:
- Follow Dr. Frazier on Instagram: @askanamazon
- Submit a question to Ask Thee Amazon: hello@askanamazon.co
- Explore offerings + guided practices: askanamazon.co/offerings
- Support Dr. Frazier’s work: buymeacoffee.com/chelseafrazier
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