Posts Tagged ‘mentors’
Three Huge Mistakes We Make Leading Kids…and How to Correct Them
While I applaud the engagement of this generation of parents and teachers, it’s important to recognize these three mistakes we make leading kids.
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These four truths about students summarize the challenges of leading students, coaching athletes, parenting kids and employing emerging leaders.
Continue ReadingBehind the Curtain of My Mentoring Group (Part 2)
Yesterday, I began a series, sparked by the conversation going on around the country about mentoring. So many have just begun this habit, while our team at Growing Leaders have been doing this for three decades. While I don’t consider myself some sort of expert on the subject, we do want to weigh in on…
Continue ReadingBehind the Curtain of My Mentoring Group (Part One)
Lately, I’ve spotted others writing about the need for mentoring, how much they long to find a mentor and even one person who wrote about what they do in their mentoring group, after they’ve done it for two years. All of this gave me pause. Outside of the four books I’ve written on the subject,…
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