Actually that's a brilliant answer! I absolutely believe that in order to really succeed in mathematics one must pay their dues in time. You put it exceptionall

Actually that's a brilliant answer! I absolutely believe that in order to really succeed in mathematics one must pay their dues in time. You put it exceptionally well. My thoughts of the day is, would it be possible to mentor people through this process online. I quite often tutor my university age son, his friends, my neighborhood kids, and colleagues in single variable calculus level math. I was looking around and couldn't find a lot of resources online to really teach math. Sure there is text and simple explanation, even some courses like MIT opencourseware and such. But nothing that really replicates the experience of learning math, if that makes sense. And now, in fact, it does make sense. Because it lacks the mentorship of a university professor. Now the question is, does: is a good University classroom the only way to get that level of mentorship?