Be the person you needed 10 or 20 years ago. So if you're ready to be that person and begin mentoring others, here are five tips to get started.
The journey from mentee to mentor is a nuanced one where the boundaries blur and expertise accumulates over time. This transition marks a shift from receiving guidance to becoming a guiding force by sharing experiential lessons learned and encouragement.
Becoming a better listener doesn't just mean talking less and nodding a lot. The best way to listen is to learn to ask better questions. Good questions can help you identify someone's thoughts, motivations, goals, and feelings. When you understand someone well, you can give better advice and even help them understand themselves better, which leads to better decision-making.
I like to take making connections a step further. I'm not able to mentor as many people as I like, but I can always make introductions. Introducing two people to each other can potentially have long-term benefits for either party involved, or even for you, though these benefits may not be immediately apparent.
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