Mentors in Motion is run by one Val Smith, and the system is all about selling admission to conference calls where mentoring takes place. There are more details I could go into about this system, but I can save you some valuable time by just telling you that no one I have heard of has made any money with this system. Someone did tell me that he learned a lot from it. I say who cares how much you learn if you aren't making any cash? Isn't that what we want when we are testing out a new system?

Mentors in Motion gets peoples attention because it has a very unique and interesting structure, both in payment and in teaching. But again, I say that now famous quote: "show me the money." Val Smith appears to be quite a creative and intelligent fellow who realized that mentoring is one of the quickest ways to help someone duplicate the income of another person. But I think Val Smith failed to recognize one important fact about mentoring. His Mentors in Motion program doesn't take into account that the type of mentoring that most effectively helps others to duplicate income is one-one-one.

Not a loud tele-conference where everyone else's questions are all packed in with yours. I'm all for mentoring, but just not in this way. I would consider recommending the Mentors in Motion system, if even one person would come forward and tell me they're making an income from it.