horribilicus does have a point. What I can offer is limited, certainly not as valuable as teaching someone to make millions(?).
My resume reads: Twenty five plus years of experience in software development and training. Strengths in analyzing problems/situations, then designing and implementing effective solutions within deadlines. Exceptional skills creating rapport with end-users, students and other team members to achieve common goals. Heavy experience in Microsoft Access & Visual BASIC for Applications (VBA). Special expertise with financial applications.
Credentials: CTT+ Certified Professional, CompTIA, Microsoft Certified Trainer, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Certified Professional, Microsoft Corporation, Certificate in Data Processing (CDP), Institute for the Certificate of Computer Professionals,
Degree in Data Processing.
So, what I could offer to do (any or all):
- automate computer tasks that you are doing manually
- create a database for any application you need
- write a program to test a trading theory you have
- teach you to develop in Microsoft Access (desktop database)
I've been very successful with long term investments and have written very useful programs based on modern portfolio theory, asset allocation and monte carlo simulations that I could make available to you.
My wife and I had successful software careers and retired at 50, bought a motorhome and now tour the USA. I've acquired a large knowledgebase of RV information and issues and can share that.
Quote from horribilicus:
I recommend you answer the question "What's in it for the mentor?" in a fresh, innovative, intriguing manner.