What do great teachers and great leaders have in common?
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Unlike my first βleader.β
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On a regular basis when writing I feel so dumb and defeated, and I have to remind myself that this means 1) I'm working on something hard, and 2) there's something worth knowing on the other side, so 3) don't give up.
Mentoring is a partnership between 2 people: 1 happens to be more 'experienced' βthis does NOT allow them to feel superior or on a pedestal.
Mentors: share yr wisdom, mistakes & war scars GENEROUSLY. Be in the trenches W yr mentee.
This is what makes an OK mentor a GREAT one
@flowchainsensei Hmm... How about starting with the bulbs that want to change and allow time for the rest to follow, if they want to? Our presence may spark curiosity in others that may be resistant βfor now...
@mpkhosla @flowchainsensei I'd be curious to find out what lies behind a strong opinion, a final word, their orthodoxy. See check how it impacts me. Perhaps build a relationship that started with 'conflict'?
@mpkhosla @flowchainsensei Sadly, it's reality. But again, it's Twitter. Building relationships needs time, energy, curiosity and the ability to meet the other half-way through, even when you disagree