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Mentoring: The Secret Weapon of Successful Speakers and Leaders
Mentoring: The Secret Weapon of Successful Speakers and Leaders

Mentoring

Would you like to develop new skills or polish your existing skills? Do you find yourself stuck after several years in an organization or in the same job? Do you have a mentor or better yet, a personal board of mentors to help you?

Continuous learning and active engagement with the right mentors are absolutely essential to accelerate your learning. Having mentors will help you take your learning and your career to the next level and help you find fulfillment. It is equally important for experienced professionals as mentors to share their wisdom and build their leadership skills and personal brand.

In this workshop, Satish Shenoy will share insights around the characteristics of good mentors and mentees and practical tips around how to find and keep mentors and supercharge your learning and growth.

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Giveaways

Takeaways

6 Takeaways

Yufang Wang

Aug 15, 2020 | 05:25 am

What was the biggest takeaway for you?

Know your why, then build relationship with your potential mentor. Date first. Be open minded, you can have unconscious mentors as well as conscious ones.

What new actions would you take?

Think about my why. Think about what matters most. Then discover mentors.

How will you hold yourself accountable to ensure that you apply one or two things you learned?

Run if you can, walk if you must, craw if you have to.

alyson king

Aug 15, 2020 | 03:50 am

What was the biggest takeaway for you?

Hearing the specific tips about setting goals Reminder to prepare yourself ahead of time so that time with the mentor is most productive

What new actions would you take?

Start to look for mentors who speak eloquently on social issues Emulate the way you validate all questions and answers Emulate the way you pace the session to be sure questions are answered thoroughly Emulate your clarity by knowing my subject matter backwards and forwards Emulate your kindness and flexibility

How will you hold yourself accountable to ensure that you apply one or two things you learned?

I'd like to check in with you in a few months and tell you who I've leaned about I may reach out to Henry Miller

Yiqiong Zhao

Aug 15, 2020 | 03:34 am

What was the biggest takeaway for you?

Mentor: sharing and caring Mentee: trust and acting

What new actions would you take?

think about being a mentor or mentee

How will you hold yourself accountable to ensure that you apply one or two things you learned?

Build relationship with someone in a short term.

Jenny TM

Aug 15, 2020 | 03:34 am

What was the biggest takeaway for you?

Alignment of expectations with a strategy and tactics for finding and maintaining mentors, sponsors, and coaches.

What new actions would you take?

Strategically find mentors and sponsors in my networks.

How will you hold yourself accountable to ensure that you apply one or two things you learned?

Network with participants to buddy up or find a mentor who holds me accountable for applying what I've learned with a SMART goal.

Gavin Wang

Aug 15, 2020 | 03:33 am

What was the biggest takeaway for you?

The tips on how to get most out of a mentorship

What new actions would you take?

I will be a mentor in my club as well as a mentee

How will you hold yourself accountable to ensure that you apply one or two things you learned?

Because these tips tap into my strugglings.

Jonathan Su

Aug 15, 2020 | 03:32 am

What was the biggest takeaway for you?

I learned why and what is a good mentor

What new actions would you take?

I would like to get a mentor to help my career. Will try to search on line first.

How will you hold yourself accountable to ensure that you apply one or two things you learned?

I will read your presentation again, and think how to get a or several proper mentors