The Mentor's Handbook: Five Vital Skill All Great Mentors Share

This is a booklet for teachers, parents, nurses, therapists and anyone who would generally like to become more effective at drawing out and nurturing the genious in their children, students, patients and clients. Studies reveal that people are more responsive when we take on a role of mentoring rather than the expert or the sage. They are more likely to discover their own genious, work harder for their own success and find healing.
Great mentors naturally apply the following skills for successful outcomes: Asking the Right Questions, Validating and Affirming, Honoring and Relating.