Get Mentored by Mark Victor Hansen!

by Jennifer Kushell on 10/28/2010

If you’re an author, entrepreneur, organization leader, inventor or seriously ambitious individual looking to achieve success beyond most people’s dreams, do we have the perfect mentor for you!

Mark Victor Hansen has a success story like few others. As the co-founder of the Chicken Soup for the Soul publishing empire, he’s not only the biggest selling non-fiction writer in history, but he’s built a slew of successful companies as well. And if all that wasn’t enough to keep him busy, Mark has also helped thousands of others learn from his experiences through special programs, workshops and speaking. If you’ve ever seen him present live, you know how compelling he can be. You also would know he’s not easy to get alone for advice, since he’s always surrounded by fans!

Getting one-on-one time with Mark is a rare opportunity, but he’s offering his time, attention and guidance to mentor one of you!

All you have to do is tell us why you think Mark’s should mentor you below in the comments and he’ll pick one person who’s ideas, interest, story or passion is most compelling to him. So scroll down and start writing! If you have questions, click here for more details.

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Then be sure to come back here and tell him why you think his advice could make the biggest difference for you and your success! (IN THE COMMENTS SECTION.)

In the meantime, here’s to yours!

Jen

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Leslie Kava

I am a single mother that has recently had some health struggles which has lead to financial, and many other struggles. All of my life I have been an entrepreneur, dreaming up business ideas and putting them to the test..a couple of them really took off to my amazement! I’m ready for a new chapter in my life, new focus and to throw my heart and soul into something that is once again MINE… and take control of my own destiny! I would love some direction and encouragement from Mr. Hansen…it would be invaluable and mean the world to me!
Jamel Embree

All my life I feel that I have somewhat weathered the storm and pull through things despite all of the adversities I’ve encountered. Each challenge I faced has deeply scared me in so many ways. However I’ve used those situations to build strength. Up until this point I was able to manage being wounded and at the same time being driven to succeed. I’ve pretty much spent a large part of my life at the same job where I was able to move up the ranks a bit, however never fully maximizing my fullest potential. Despite my accomplishments, all I do is worry about what I don’t know. I’ve worked a very stressful job for 20 years, and I’m realizing that it’s really not making me happy. So that’s when things began to get scary. As of late I’ve come to realize that I truly don’t know what I want to do. I truly believe that there’s a stronger purpose for me. I desire to be more successful ($). I want to make more of an impact in what I do. I know my current position isn’t addressing all of what encapsulate me. I feel I have so much more to offer. Yet still I’m clueless on what I want to do. I’ve never known.

To sum things up I feel like I’m stuck at a crossroad with no direction on which way to go. Impairing that ability to make a decision are the wounds I’ve acquired in my past. Through the years it as though I’ve
gain no confidence. Despite my ability to weather the storm I’m realizing that I’m carrying a lot of that pain. And it has distorted my approach to life. Its even beginning to now ruin opportunity for me at my place of work. And it may be what’s impairing my ability to see what it is I truly should be doing. Ultimately, I’m pursuing happiness!

So to some things up, I need help!
Carol Malcolm

At the moment I am working on action research (to complete my master’s degree.) I’ve always been in motion and consistently trying to reinvent myself to better serve my family and community. Now, at 50– I am feeling a need to “just get on with it.” There has been a lot to be grateful for– but I know there is more.

The truth is this– I gained my Bachelors at 45, have been busy teaching business education; and then lost my teaching contract because of budget cuts. My Masters is in Organizational Management with emphasis in Rural Economics and Entrepreneurship… My action research is Novel and I hope to share more on that if I am selected— I know I have connections to young talent hidden in the recesses of our countries remote areas.

So a lot of my quest includes the component of creating sustainable businesses in our economically challenged rural area. But there always seems to be bottlenecks… For instance, I have found a mid-aged friend with an innovative product idea; you’d think I would know how to tap the networks to finance her vision so she could build her company and distribute her product… but I just do not feel quite competent. We know there is a market… Can you help? We have no start-up revenue; but we do have the dream and the desire to put great product ideas and people to work.

I think you should choose us! It’s a real opportunity— the diamonds just need the right cut and polish a seasoned professional with the right connections in order for the “jewels hidden in the country” to reach their full potential!
Christie Quarton

What an incredible opportunity! And I was just sitting and thinking on what risks am I willing to take to achieve my dream? I am from a small island in the Caribbean called Bonaire. Most people don’t even know where it is. I had a dream since I was 8 to go to the US and get my degree. Most people told me it was impossible since I wouldn’t receive financial aid and the hurdles of getting a visa could be great. I held on to the dream and when it came that time- I wrote tons of letters and with prayer and determination I went for it. I now have my bachelor’s degree and I did it in the States. When people tell me it is IMPOSSIBLE, I tell them it is possible. When there was a mess up in financial aid and they told me I couldn’t enroll for the next semester- I called the president of the school and he arranged for me to come back. I have met so many incredible people, I’ve gotten to do so many incredible things. Gotten a taste of the level I want to be on. And now I stand at the crossroads where I want to see my dream crystallize of all the different ventures under one company. I have the dreams, the blueprint, and the drive. I need the tools to get there. I have documented several ideas, made business plans, but I would be so honored to be mentored by one who has gone before me and has achieved what they wanted to.

I know I have it in me. I’ve gone from selling books door to door (as a freshman) to now being a business sales exec. People tell me they see it, that I should open my own consultancy, or do this and that. I just want to maximize the use of all the talents and gifts I’ve been given. With hard work I will get there regardless but I would deeply appreciate the opportunity to be mentored by you.

Thank you,

Christie Q
Chinwe Egbuta

I have always been known as the shy, timid or introvert girl. So people have always insinuated that I have nothing really to say. However, during my years in college I have been given the opportunity to be involved with some many groups and associations that I have ventured out of my nest. I changed my concentration from finance to human resources so that I will be able to gain that extra inter-personal skill or positive political behavior which is very important for influencing and motivating people. However, I also need to gain that extra buttress in my life to help motivate me because they are so much that I want to do, and I know I can do, that I still shy away from.

I am motivated as a person to be an innovator, to make a difference in the corporate world, socially and back my home-country. It does not hurt having a mentor that can sharpen your goals and that you can learn from.
Melvin Richardson

Every great moment in history is underscored by an idea or event that’s so compelling, so colossal, so dynamic and profound that it captures the imagination of the world and forever changed the course of history.

Well such a moment is upon us now. Mark we live in the greatest country in the world, yet the rate of unemployment is 9.6 percent and some experts place that figure at 17 percent. We have record level foreclosures and our financial institutions don’t appear to be as stable as they once were.

We have 43.2 million people in the United States with credit scores of 599 or less which means they cannot contribute towards any type of economic recovery because they cannot get approved for credit cards, automobile loans or mortgages.

Everyone is scrambling to try and turn the economy around. The current administration is doing everything they can and the Federal Reserve is also implementing measures they think will help jump-start the economy.

I have taken it upon myself to develop my own economic recovery plan. It won’t be a cure all for everything that’s happening in the country but it will help the average consumer increase their disposable income and in some cases they will be able to start businesses and create jobs. Once I get my team in place we will be able to get started with Mr. Hansen’s help in the form of mentoring. This recovery program can have an immediate dramatic impact once implemented. This plan can be rolled out in every state starting with the states hardest hit by the recession such as Ohio and Michigan. They have really high rates of unemployment.

Many people cannot find jobs after looking for two years and their unemployment benefits will soon expire. Can you imagine what will happen if these families have no benefits, no money and no jobs? What are they supposed to do to survive? What’s really disturbing is that some major corporations are sitting of top of massive profits but they are refusing to hire. If we can find another way to get money in consumers hand, ( my plan), it will provide economic stimulation. This program will assist senior citizens, college students, the unemployed and the employed as well. It should be something for everyone.
http://www.singlepointadvisors.com Christy Aleckson

Recently, I stood up for myself in the face of people who had been my support system who were coming to me with unfounded concerns and asking me to leave a leadership role. Not to long ago in the past, I would have let them dominate the conversation thinking they knew better than me. I am very proud of myself for standing up for me and the organizatio we are involved in thereby making the best decision for our group to grow and move forward.

What I realized is this unfortunate event can be a catalyst for me.

I have always had things come easily to me. I get bored quickly and am always looking for an outlet for creativity. What I am realizing is I have an issue pushing myself to the next level.

Three years ago, the company I planned to buy out changed their minds and decided they didn’t want to retire. I was left with no salary or benefits and a new office all on my own to start over. I had some clients, but not enough to make up for the loss of income. I have had several major setbacks from some older men in my firm who do not like women in our industry (financial services). I believe women make incredible advisors. I let all the negative words impact my self-worth and hold me back. The great news is now I am ready to leap forward. I just need mentoring and guidance to keep me focused.

I KNOW I can achieve the levels I want to achieve. I have always known. What I lacked before was the belief in myself that I am worthy and now is the time. Well… I am there and want to capture this momentum and become a top producer, excellent advisor, and well-known authority for my field in my region.

For years I have read Mark Victor Hansen, as well as Jack Canfield and others, and would flourish getting personal guidance from him.

Thank you for this opportunity!
http://www.buhlespeaks.com Buhle Dlamini

I am entrepreneur living in Johannesburg South Africa and I believe that I am well positioned to impact the lives of millions of Africans. First off let me start by saying that Mark is one of my greatest role models, when I see his achievements in being a best selling author, speaker and entrepreneur, I see someone I am becoming everyday. I know this because not only have I already taken advice from Mark and Jack’s books but I have applied it over the years and have grown a successful business and authored 4 books. From a young I started reading great books and went on to apply these ideas and dreams. I grew up in rural KwaZulu Natal in a poor community, I lost both my parents to HIV/Aids and had to adopt my little brother, but mine is not a sad story of defeat but one of triumph over tragedy and lack of opportunities. I identified my talent for speaking and turned it into a business that now employs 10 people and allows me to travel the world.

I have learned that the key in this life is to ‘Seize the opportunity of a lifetime in the lifetime of that opportunity’ and that is why I am taking this opportunity to put myself forward as a potential candidate for this mentorship. Personal mentorship from Mark will mean that I can take my current business, speaking and publishing to greater heights for greater good. My desire is that many young people who are currently in the situation I was in, will be able to activate their God-given potential to be all they can be. My vision is much bigger than myself because I have attained personal success through my current business. What I want is to have a real impact in other people’s lives that will play a role in shaping young Africans for a brighter tomorrow. This is what I believe Mark can help me do as he has proven it in his own life.

When I received an award from Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu for the media work we did I said “My dream is that we won’t just build monuments to the memories of Tutu and Mandela but that we will use their legacy as the foundation for a much brighter future that we will create in their honor.” I believe Mark’s mentorship can be a great guide for me to achieve this. But even if I don’t get it this time I will still use the wealth of wisdom he has already published for the world to enjoy.

Thanks
Buhle
http://ysn.com Jennifer Kushell

I’m soooooo excited about this opportunity! Thank you all for sharing these wonderful stories and experiences. I can’t even imagine how much more successful I could be today if I had a chance to be mentored by Mark. Very best of luck to all of you. And keep the stories coming!

We’ll post more details soon.

Here’s to even greater success for you all! And don’t forget to check out Rip Roaring Wealth. I’ve gone thorough the program myself and it really feels like Mark is talking right to you!
James Johanson

I am an unpublished author, business director of a company that is just getting off of the ground. and a graduate student studying the relationship between courage and emotional intelligence. I’ve pushed myself extremely hard and yet still have not seen the results I am for. Personally, I have overcome major depression and loss – by finding meaning in my life again I have developed an altruistic sense to help improve the world, face down challenges, and create quality around me. I am a young 25 year old man with a lot of wisdom for my age and a strong desire to impact the world positively in the future. I am looking for a mentor to take me to the next level.
Jeannie Gan

Thank you Mark and YSN for this opportunity.

I am from a small town in Malaysia called Tangkak, all my life, I’ve been told that only education can help to create a better life. And indeed it has been true. I’ve had the opportunity to learn and gain quality education, do things I’ve never thought I could.

But, I was not happy with my job in Japan and quit recently without planning ahead about what to do . I am now in this interim period, where I really do not know which direction I should pursue. Upon my resignation, I was offered 2 jobs but both do not seem to resonate with my true calling.

I know there is a lot of potential in me, I have been independent since a very young age, I speak 5 different languages, I love listening to people, I have the determination to work hard, I have the energy and ambition to achieve great things. I just am not sure how I can channel all those to be the best I can be and be of support to others.

I realize that I feel true when I can live life authentically and to the fullest, and then be able to help others to achieve that goal too. There are many dreams to achieve, places to visit, people to meet and many lives to touch. I am sure many are on their path, yet many others are still unsure about where they are heading.

Having Mark as a mentor would be a dream come true. To be mentored first hand by Mark would be the greatest privilege. I hope I can be like Mark one day, touching people all around the world, living his dreams through the books, talks, businesses and the people he connects with everyday. And I know that With Mark’s help, I can not only help myself but also others.

I agree that we need mentors in life to help steer us to the right direction, to help us see ourselves in a clearer picture.

Thank you again and hope to hear from you!

Jeannie
http://www.bluechiptalentinternational.com Jason Goff

I think Mark should be a mentor to me because he would have the opportunity to create a hero maker. I have positioned myself to achieve huge things but I need the reassurance to keep going even though the results do not sing to me now. I know that building something successful takes time but without noticeable milestones, how can I keep the faith and be patient? Someone who has been there and can take an outsider view to my process can deliver me clear advice.
Shingey Chitauro

hey all…

i am a 23yr old accounting student studying at a state university in Zimbabwe, i am yet to start an enterprise but with all the ideas i have they are either capital intensive or seem very unrealistic in my country. i am not going to take a backseat tho because i know that the worst has come and gone. i have been a student in the sife (STUDENTS IN FREE ENTERPRISE – MIDLANDS STATE UNIVERSITY {zimbabwe}) team now for over two years and will safely say i am no longer that shy kid in the corner but have moved mountains from the experience i have gained. i believe we are where we ought to be, and am here posting this for a reason mark and ysn…
i have earned a “work related learning” at a listed insurance company, then that’s when i learnt that life just isnt fair. i put in my best as if i were self-employed and twas to keep my company running, but seems all u do is get beaten down because it seems u outshine the bosses. i can say experience and education is what i am getting outta my internship and a lot of it too. i will not be stopped tho, all this experience has just given me all the more reason to push on and not be stopped from reaching my targets. all i need you mark and ysn thank u for this opportunity….

as i said earlier i have a lot of ideas, but how do i implement them, hence Mr Hansen-YSN, your search ends here, you have found her…… i am “THE MENTEE”…..lol…
Christie McCauley

I am 27 years old whose life seems to be a constant battle. My boyfriend has had cancer twice; 8 back surgeries; mersa; and is due for another surgery because one of the spacers in his back is pushing toward his stomach. With all this he still tries to work but with all that has gone on with him and this economy no one wants to hire him. He is a great dad. I am very able and very ambitious so it is my dream to make my imprint on this world as well as make enough so that if the time comes he doesn’t have to work if he can’t or doesn’t want to. I don’t want to be in a constant struggle because of cards life has dealt us. I want to have our own home; be stable financially; take care of our kids; I have a 2 1/2 year old son who we struggle putting him through a private preschool but we do so because he is so smart. All of his other brother and sisters are teenagers so he is around nothing but adults and I think being this way has made him as intelligent as he is. He has a great memory; learns so fast; and is so set on what he wants it is inspiring to me. Besides my personal life. I want to help the world. I want to leave a mark on this world when I die. I just haven’t figured out how yet. I am very into the medical world. I am not afraid of blood or anything like that. So that is what I am pursiung now. If someone is in need financially, needs someone to talk to what not. I try my best to help. I am only one person. I have a whole laundry list of programs, etc that I want to create to help the world. My family is your average low income blue collar worker so not a lot of knowledge on the things I want to do in life run in my family so meeting a mentor like yourself would be amazing. It would also be great to set a change of pace for how things are in my family and that we can do great things than just be laborers for our lives. I love your chicken soup books they are great faith books to read along with the bible. I have had my spirits lifted up plenty of times from your books and my bible and some meditation. Thank you for that; thank you for your time; and God Bless!
http://www.zoommath.com Jeff

At age 29, I was working only part time as a math teacher, and I was under treatment for depression–but I already knew I was the sort of person who–sooner or later–would start a business. Gradually I noticed that many of my students had trouble using their graphing calculators. These calculators are very powerful, but some students just don’t understand the interface.

That was my cue. In 2004 I quit my day job to start a calculator software company. I knew nothing about business, but I figured I would learn quickly under pressure. Sure enough! By 2008, one of my company’s apps was featured prominently on the packaging of the world’s bestselling graphing calculator.

I’ve learned a lot in these six years–but I have much yet to learn. How do I inspire my team members to even better results in their areas of strength? How do I encourage them when they must work outside their areas of strength? How do I recruit allies whose strengths will complement ours? How can I give more people the gift of success?

We’ve already helped thousands of students succeed at math. But if I want to help millions of students succeed at math, then–sooner or later–I must help my team succeed at business. I must become a mentor. What better way to learn mentoring than through the tutelage of a larger-than-life, world-class inspirational leader!
Sergio Dario Reyes Galvis

Mark,

I’m Sergio Reyes. we’re building a financial technology startup at Dominican Republic. I want to make it big, profitable and spectacular. I want to really conquer the Caribbean with our products. Give me a couple of hours of your time sporadically, your insights of what we’re working on and be my mentor. and I’ll make sure your name will resound in the whole IT community, and I’ll teach to our next entrepreneurs generation your ideas. I will.

Best regards,

Sergio Reyes
http://www.ElegantlyUntamed.com anya

Hi Mark,

A few years ago I attended Women in Charge conference in Miami Beach, Florida. I had an opportunity to listen to Jennifer Kushell speak and ended up winning a signed copy of her book Secrets Of The Young And Successful. Mark, her book reaaaally changed me and inspired me to “take responsibility for my own happiness.” My book is full of notes and favorite highlighted quotes that I browse through on occasion. Long story short, I decided where I wanted to be, quit my at-one-point-thought “dream job” in Boston, and moved to Rochester, NY to start my first business. People thought I was a complete nut!

At this time, I should mention that I was 24 then and really didn’t know a n y t h i n g about starting a business. But it didn’t matter. I kept reading to just do it, and whatever I didn’t know I would learn along the way. Wellll, I did it, kinda, and yes, I sssure learned a lot. My first online business was a great concept and the website came out exactly how I envisioned it. It was all exciting in the works and all but once it was finally finished, I didn’t know what to do with it. So it just sat there and still is. I lost the drive or maybe just got overwhelmed and didn’t know what to do next. I am a one woman show, which is probably part of the problem.

Soooo what happened next, you ask? Well, I went ahead and started another online business. It just launched about a month ago. I think it has great potential but I need help getting there! I think I am getting pretty good at starting businesses, but how do you make them successful once you have them??? I still haven’t mastered that part, but you have.

My dad always tells me to not take advice from my friends, but instead from people who have been through it and have the knowledge, unless of course, my friends fit that category. You are an incredibly accomplished individual and I ask you to mentor me because I want to be great and be able to make a difference, like you.

Oh, and of course there is more to my story. I was born in Russia…Well, I will leave that for later. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I hope to talk to you soon!
http://ochypno.com Joe Homs

Mr. Hansen,
I have helped dozens of companies make massive profits from helping people at those companies get better at doing work that they love to do. I was laid off last year and felt broken and depressed. It took me a while to recover and get back on my feet. I’ve been working every day since and even have a new product I’ve created to help people figure out how to get that next job or promotion or just get motivated to start something new. I’ve realized that I’ve come to the limits of where I can go on my own without finding a mentor that can help me get the word out and really take my business to the next level so that I can change the lives of countless people. I have amazing things to share with the world and I just need a boost that I know you can give me.

Thanks for sharing your time with me.

Joe
http://www.ezcozywarmer.com Jolina Li

I am an average college student who has the passion and motivation to succeed. Standing at 5 feet tall, I am a small girl with big dreams. I came from a hard-working family who taught me not to take things for granted and always appreciate what I have. In the past I had a lot of trial and error in starting small businesses and I know I want a mentor who can give me advice about both business and life. I believe Mr. Mark Victor Hansen should be that mentor because he firmly believes that giving back is paramount to his own personal happiness and success. I strongly agree with his belief, that’s why 10% of all the profits I make from ezcozywarmer.com goes toward UNICEF to help these children in need. Mr. Hansen Created powerful change in thousands of organizations and millions of individuals worldwide for over 30 years, and I would hope that one day I can be as successful as him. Thank you for your time.
http://coleensosa.co.cc/ Coleen Sosa

I am entrepreneur living in Johannesburg South Africa and I believe that I am well positioned to impact the lives of millions of Africans. First off let me start by saying that Mark is one of my greatest role models, when I see his achievements in being a best selling author, speaker and entrepreneur, I see someone I am becoming everyday. I know this because not only have I already taken advice from Mark and Jack’s books but I have applied it over the years and have grown a successful business and authored 4 books. From a young I started reading great books and went on to apply these ideas and dreams. I grew up in rural KwaZulu Natal in a poor community, I lost both my parents to HIV/Aids and had to adopt my little brother, but mine is not a sad story of defeat but one of triumph over tragedy and lack of opportunities. I identified my talent for speaking and turned it into a business that now employs 10 people and allows me to travel the world. I have learned that the key in this life is to ‘Seize the opportunity of a lifetime in the lifetime of that opportunity’ and that is why I am taking this opportunity to put myself forward as a potential candidate for this mentorship. Personal mentorship from Mark will mean that I can take my current business, speaking and publishing to greater heights for greater good. My desire is that many young people who are currently in the situation I was in, will be able to activate their God-given potential to be all they can be. My vision is much bigger than myself because I have attained personal success through my current business. What I want is to have a real impact in other people’s lives that will play a role in shaping young Africans for a brighter tomorrow. This is what I believe Mark can help me do as he has proven it in his own life. When I received an award from Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu for the media work we did I said “My dream is that we won’t just build monuments to the memories of Tutu and Mandela but that we will use their legacy as the foundation for a much brighter future that we will create in their honor.” I believe Mark’s mentorship can be a great guide for me to achieve this. But even if I don’t get it this time I will still use the wealth of wisdom he has already published for the world to enjoy. Thanks Buhle
Christian Thompson

Mr. Hansen,
Remember when you were a recent college graduate and had the courage to believe that you could change the world? When you held onto a dream never doubting what you were capable of? I am that person. I am 26 years old, graduating in May with a Masters in Storytelling with the audacity to believe that I can make the world a better place. My vision in life is to motivate and inspire everyone to a better life. I am working on a highly motivational tale of the bond between myself and my father and the encouragement and boyhood memories that came from running. I am running my sixth marathon next month for my dad to connect with that boyhood memory. I intend to market this story to marathon companies as a part of marathon weekends. By doing so, I would encourage marathon runners in their 26.2 mile race, but also in life as well. I have vision. I have passion. I do not however, have experience. The time spent with you would be invaluable. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Christian Thompson
http://www.ElegantlyUntamed.com anya

Hiiiii! I wanted to follow up and see who was the lucky duck! I haven’t heard anything about the winner of this awesome opportunity. Deadline was in Dec, right! I am dying to knowww!!!
http://www.aedonline.com Nils Nilson

I have run a small company specializing in Medical Imaging for 27 years. Made it through countless up’s and down’s. I have never been able to grow it to any substantial degree. Now with this economy its very discouraging. I know that at the moment there is still opportunity to make something big happen. I believe your incite could finally move the rock and catapult my company into something really big.
Thanks for your time and consideration.
Johnson Mugabe

Im a zimbabwean 23year old who firmly believes my generation will make a change an individual at a time&i am ready for mine.i have managed to raise capital to start up a small hair salon&whats lacking now is professional advice reason being i cant afford&i guess this were you come in.even if i dont get chosen thank you for the help you have renderd to millions out there,they say you measure success by the people you have blessed.you have been succesful may GOD speed!
http://N/A Terrance

Hi Mark
I am a health and safety practitioner by profession. I listened to strangest secret mp3 that you presented and my life has changed for better. I discovered something that ignite my passion and I am blessed to have that strangest secret mp3. I have always wanted to own a consultancy company that specialises on health and safety motivational coaching. This message came to me at the right time and now I live and breathe this message. I want to be useful and empower companies to and their employees to work safely. I believe from my experience that employees who work safely are able to build safer communities.
http://www.zoommath.com Larry

What an wonderful opportunity! And I was just sitting and thinking on what risks am I willing to take to achieve my dream? I am from a small island in the Caribbean called Bonaire. Most people don’t even know where it is