Personal Development

Transitioning from being a mentee to becoming a mentor is a major milestone personally and professionally. It reflects how you’ve grown and built your confidence, and shows your ability to give back to others.

Let’s face it – none of us enjoy self marketing. For many people there’s just something deeply uncomfortable about standing up and singing your own praises. Furthermore, that feeling rarely goes away with time.

Building a strong professional network is essential for growing in your career, but maintaining those connections after a mentorship ends is equally important.

There’s nothing more frustrating than working a job that doesn’t speak to you. Whether you’ve fallen out of love with your career, or you’ve just found yourself stuck in a dead-end job you never really wanted, the day to day grind can really wear you down. If that sounds familiar, then it’s time you found yourself a good side hustle.

In the current job market, having the right skills is more important than ever. However, keeping up with industry demands and closing skill gaps can be challenging.

Using your mentor’s feedback to create a personal action plan is a great way to speed up your growth and achieve your career goals faster.