Once they find those preferences, mentors help make a huge difference. It's a wonder to me how much my kids get out of working with mentors. Some of them are teachers. Some of them are fellow students. Some of them are people who just have the same skill. Some are in person and some are online. They all care deeply and want to see my children's talents grow. What more could a mom ask for? To me, they are a wonder.
In this writing venture I've found the same kind of mentors for myself. I'm grateful for them just like I'm thankful for my kids' mentors.
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My children are young, but it must be nice to know that there are people you can trust to teach your children things you can't teach them. I like my online mentors, too. :)
Mentors are great to have at any age.
I like the term 'nurture their preferences.' It's so wonderful to find the interests of your children and help them to grow through mentors and family.
Mentors are wonderful (I agree with Sherrie, at any age!). =)
I agree 100% and think you are also a great mentor Lois!
It would be hard to do anything without someone to guide us.
Agreed ... wonderful post.
Here, here sister! I'm MORE than greateful for all my great blogging buddies, including you Lois!
Awesome post. Good mentors are worth their weight in gold.
Mentors and a support network are so important in writing. I'm glad you're happy with yours.
Lovely thought for the day. Thanks!
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