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Casual Articles - Attention Entrepreneurs -- Do You Have a Mentor?
How often have you heard of a CEO or manager deciding some or other book is the ultimate tool in direction for his or her business? It’s been books like Tom Peters’ In Search of Excellence, we still are thanks Tom. Execution by Bossidy and Charan, all those executioners sure made a difference. Good to Great by Jim Collins and organizational focused books
My father was my first mentor. He was not only wise, trusted and loyal, he believed in me and my potential. He made me realize the value of giving
Most entrepreneurs get paranoid over the idea of starting a business. With so many federal, state, and, local laws governing any business, it becomes crucial to make an informed decision about the venture. Here are a few steps worth considering before your business takes off in full swing.Most of us get paranoid over the idea of starting a busines
What is a mentor and what is a mentor's role? I decided to look mentor up in the dictionary and found the succinct descriptions: "trusted counselor or guide," "a wise, loyal advisor," and "a teacher or coach." I feel the operative words here are "trusted," "wise" and "loyal." We have all had mentors in our lives, but not always considered them a mentor. Thinking back, I realize how lucky I have been to have the mentors I had.
My father was my first mentor. He was not only wise, trusted and loyal, he believed in me and my potential. He made me realize the value of giving m
Many entrepreneurs start up service companies thinking that they are going to be plumbers, lawyers, dentists, realtors etc. Or they decide to sell coffee, candy or clothes. They all make the same mistake – successful businesses do not sell services or goods – they are marketing companies. Marketing is the engine that drives your business!If you
What is a mentor and what is a mentor's role? I decided to look mentor up in the dictionary and found the succinct descriptions: "trusted counselor or guide," "a wise, loyal advisor," and "a teacher or coach." I feel the operative words here are "trusted," "wise" and "loyal." We have all had mentors in our lives, but not always considered them a mentor. Thinking back, I realize how lucky I have been to have the mentors I had.
My father was my first mentor. He was not only wise, trusted and loyal, he believed in me and my potential. He made me realize the value of giving
You may agree with me or not on this one but what you have right now in life is what you have given your focus and energy to. The fact of the matter is, whether you believe it or not, it is true. The Law of Attraction and the subconscious mind have no favorites. They are governed by rules of operation. They don’t know fact or fiction. They only thrive on
My father was my first mentor. He was not only wise, trusted and loyal, he believed in me and my potential. He made me realize the value of giving
If the Bill of Rights was written today, it would likely include the right to complain.Americans love to complain, but who can blame us? For the most part, customer service has been heading downhill as companies try to cut costs by outsourcing, off shoring and hiring inexperienced staff. Take the airline industry, a favorite punching bag, as an ex
My father was my first mentor. He was not only wise, trusted and loyal, he believed in me and my potential. He made me realize the value of giving
It is likely that your company already has many rules and regulations that are in effect for its employees. Whether or not it's acceptable to smoke in the building, where and when employees are allowed to eat lunch, and even as simple as what time the employee should report to work each day, there are many rules that most of the employees already know.entors I had.
My father was my first mentor. He was not only wise, trusted and loyal, he believed in me and my potential. He made me realize the value of giving my very best to every project. In school, I had a few teachers who went far beyond being teachers by spending extra time and effort with those of us who tried. In college, my advisor showed such obvious joy in my accomplishments, I had to do well for her sake, as well as my own. I feel that a mentor is a lot more than a counselor, guide, teacher, or coach. A true mentor cares and is someone who believes in you so much that he or she causes you to believe in yourself.
Where do I find a mentor? There is that old saying that "when the student is ready, the teacher appears." If we decide we need a mentor now and then actively seek one, so often we will be disappointed because we ar
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