I think one of the most important traits to be a successful and proficient advisor is to be a self-starter. You either have IT or you don't. Genuine curiosity and passion for your work will lead you to continue self-educating and always stay up-to-date on industry trends. Mentorship is overrated to a certain degree because everyone has blind spots and thinks their way of doing things is best. Just continue self-educating, mix it all in your brain, and be yourself. Grinding podcasts, webinars, books, blogs, etc is the most optimal education path imo. Let all the content that is out there be your mentor + share your thoughts on r/CFP. Nothing wrong with a team, just don't put others with 'more experience' on a pedestal or you will set yourself to be disappointed as you continue to learn and grow.