Learn when it’s time to stop working with a mentor. Discover key factors to consider, signs that it may be time to move on, and how to end a mentoring relationship in a respectful and professional manner.
My Promise to You
In this blog post, I share the promises and commitments I make to you when working with you as your business mentor.
Are you ready to work with a mentor?
Are you considering working with a mentor to help you grow and develop your business? Why experience is vital…
Why I won’t work with just anyone.
You might be thinking of seeking a mentor in your business. Find out if I might be a good partner for your business.
What is a business mentor?
Mentors are an active guide. A mentor is a person with knowledge, skills and experience relevant to you. Find out more…
Mentoring for Business Success – Part 5 – Putting Mentoring into P.R.A.C.T.I.C.E.
Whilst it’s vital to choose the right mentor and understand how to work with them it’s also important to make sure that you give the best to the relationship so that you can get the best from it. Being a successful protégé is more likely if you remember a few key things.
Mentoring for Business Success – Part 4 – What techniques does a mentor use?
A great mentor will act sometimes as a coach, guiding by exploring your knowledge and skills, or as a traditional mentor, building on your skills with their experience, and occasionally in the role of consultant to you and your business. Knowing which approach to take in which context is a key mentoring skill.
Mentoring for Business Success – Part 3 – Business Clarity through mentoring.
For a mentor, being curious, questioning the mentee is a vital part of the process. It is questioning to gain insight into the core values, as well as, many other facets of the business. Through the questioning process, both the mentee and mentor will be unlocking clarity.
Mentoring for Business Success – Part 2 – The Role and Benefits of Mentoring.
Mentoring is recognised as an important component of small business development. Many see a market gap and want to fill that void. Yet , they don’t have the confidence and expertise to succeed without experienced assistance. That strategic issue is where mentors work best.