Look I am pretty new to the NSFL so I might be a bit rough around the edges when it comes to rookie mentoring but I have some idea of what it might mean to be successful in sim leagues, especially as of recent since I have made two solid players in 2 different sites. First I would get the rookie into discord since it is MUCH easier helping others out there, than here on the forum, due to being able to conveniently post screenshots of what is required. Showing them the ins and out of a weekly schedule of what to do and claim is definitely useful for them.
I would avoid giant walls of text and give them the information in a more digestible method of a brief summary and bullet points of what they need to complete. Twitter is one method of income and I can show them when to properly time out articles like the prompts during the off-season. I would link them weekly predictions to get on top of those and give them a chance to earn a decent amount of TPE. After all it isn't about hoarding here in the NSFL but about having fun. Equipment isn't for everyone either so no need to shame them into that. Overall I can close out with pointers on builds and then call it a day.
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I would avoid giant walls of text and give them the information in a more digestible method of a brief summary and bullet points of what they need to complete. Twitter is one method of income and I can show them when to properly time out articles like the prompts during the off-season. I would link them weekly predictions to get on top of those and give them a chance to earn a decent amount of TPE. After all it isn't about hoarding here in the NSFL but about having fun. Equipment isn't for everyone either so no need to shame them into that. Overall I can close out with pointers on builds and then call it a day.
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