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Introducing the MentorMosaic.com Lens
Introducing the MentorMosaic.com Lens In researching the literature relating to developing one’s personal capabilities in order to achieve the most one can in life we realized there was a need to distill the mass of information down into essential elements. The idea being to help bring clarity to how to appreciate where one is now,
- Published in Agility, Articles, Innovation, Lifelong Learning, Op-Eds, Our tools, Personal Effectiveness, Personal Satisfaction, Tools
Mentors vs Coaches
Comparing approaches Rather than the well-worn path of starting with dictionary definitions or my version of a comparison table, my approach is one of personal reflection. What does it mean to me? One way I think of the difference is that mentoring is ‘à la carte’ vs coaching’s ‘buffet’ in these respects. Mentoring is more
- Published in Continuous Improvement, Lifelong Learning, Op-Eds, Rethink Strategy, Self-Actualization
Mentors and Mentoring – What Say You?
Mentors and Mentoring – What Say You? In preparing this editorial, I took a cursory look at some current and past definitions of Mentors and the Mentoring process, many among them: “Mentoring is a process for the informal transmission of knowledge, social capital, and the psychosocial support perceived by the recipient as relevant to work,
- Published in Assertiveness, Awareness, Community, Competency, Competitiveness, Continuous Improvement, Excellence, Fulfillment, Leadership, Leverage Know-how, Lifelong Learning, Meaning, Motivation, Op-Eds, Opportunism, Personal Satisfaction, Pride, Purpose, Rethink Strategy, Self-Actualization, Vision
Why I always wanted a Mentor
Why I always wanted a Mentor It is highly unlikely that any career guidance counselor would have even conceived of the path my working life has taken. For a year and a half after graduating from college I did follow the well-trodden path of an articled clerk working his way to qualification as a Chartered
- Published in Community, Lifelong Learning, Op-Eds, Opportunism, Personal Satisfaction, Self-Actualization