Currently the possibility to charge for professional mentorship is limited to only users who have completed at least 50 sessions (among other things). While quality is important and I don't mind having to get a couple of good reviews on the platform before starting to offer paid options, I also think 50 sessions is a lot for someone who already has mentoring experience elsewhere. I would like this to be reassessed and suggest the possibility of recognizing past experiences of offering mentorship via other platforms, study programs, startup/entrepreneurship programs, volunteer networks, internal company programs, or private business initiative.