Magic Mentors
When Miguel (my son) was born, I started telling people that I was now a life-long mentor. Since writing my book on I now say I am a life-long mentor and men-tee. Who has been a great mentor in
1. Find and develop a mentor relationship.
The structure of mentorships varies widely: Mentorships can be formal or informal, of a short, fixed duration or open-ended. Mentorship could simply be a casual arrangement—monthly lunches or a phone call every few
When focusing on social impact careers, I suggest asking yourself each morning, “For whom am I trying to make a difference?”.
Answering this question will empower you with purpose, accelerating your social impact career. Being part of a purpose that is larger than you will help lead your career...
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