Val Smith is the owner of Mentors in Motion.  This system is about selling admission to mentored conference calls.  I could probably say a lot more about this system, but… I think I’ll save you some time and frustration by saying that none of my 342 students have made any money whatsoever with this program.  One student said that he learned a lot, but what is it worth if you aren’t making any money from it?   

The appeal of Mentors in Motion is its interesting and unique structure, both in teaching and in payment.  However, I shall quote the famous term: “Show me the money!”  With this program there isn’t any.  While Smith appears to be intelligent and creative he certainly missed the mark on this one.  Particularly, the mentoring that really helps people create income is a one-on-one type of mentorship. This cold and distant form is bound to fail because of its wayward and drab appeal, with horrible methods of communicating with the mentors discussion flooded amongst so many other individuals.  

Mentoring is great, but just not in this fashion.  I would reconsider not recommending the Mentors in Motion System if just one person would tell me that they are making income from it.