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Feb 16, 2004 4:54 pm		re: What Does Being a Mentor Mean to You?
Alan Slutsky		For me, being a mentor allows me to give someone the benefit of my experience. What good is it to perfect a craft and not be able to pass it along for others to use? On another note, the best benefit is when someone thanks you for making their life a little better, a little easier, etc. The gift received from helping someone is 10 times greater than the gift given out. Alan Slutsky > Lucas Hrabovsky wrote: > Hello All, > >There are many opinions on what being a Mentor really means. Most share the opinion that being a Mentor means that you want to make a difference in other peoples' lives. Since we already have such a diverse group here I am curious to hear what each of you think. Why do you want to be a mentor? What are the benefits that you receive from being a mentor? What are the challenges you face in acting as a Mentor? > >To me, the greatest benfit of being a Mentor is knowing that I have made a difference in someone's life. That is a greater benefit than any type of compensation. Watching someone grow and knowing that you were a cause of it is very fulfilling to me. > >The challenges I face in being a Mentor are feeling as if I could help my mentee more and trying to balance my schedule so that I can give him/her the time that they deserve. Being a Mentor, there is a very special bond that occurs between my Mentees and I. And at times it can be trying, but when my Mentees succeed, it makes it all worth it. > >Look forward to hearing all your thoughts. > >Best, > >Lucas Private Reply to Alan Slutsky (new win)

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