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Feb 27, 2004 5:42 pm		re: re: Being a young mentor
Noah Cirincione		Syarfina, I definitely agree with your thoughts on mentoring and how being a mentor can be pivotal at a young age. It does truly develop some of the best leadership skills and makes a person much more confident for the rest of his/her life. I feel also, at this young age, that having guidance from a Mentor will help to develop certain business skills that can only come from experience. The mentor is there to help you learn from his/her mistakes and help guide you to success. If one can do both, that is the best of both worlds, regardless of age or skill: you can share your knowledge and experience and also learn from others. Giving knowledge and sharing knowledge: the mentoring cycle continues. Mentoring has been more difficult in the past, in that it was hard to find either a Mentor or a Mentee, however there are no longer any obstacles. At our organization, Advance Mentoring http://www.advancementoring.com/ we match Mentors and Mentees in professional mentoring relationships, regardless of industry or experience. So, now there is a place to meet your Mentor and your Mentee. We truly want to help people succeed in their careers: please help us in our conquest and join and tell your friends! As always, please let me or Lucas know if you have any questions or suggestions. Good luck! Noah Noah Cirincione CEO Advance Mentoring http://www.advancementoring.com/ Private Reply to Noah Cirincione (new win)

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