As a mentor, you do not only teach, but you also learn from your mentees, from their experiences and improve your own leadership style.

Mentor #5: The Reverse Mentor

They are like actual Jedi masters who possess wisdom acquired from experiences.Turn to this person when you need advice about launching a new initiative or brainstorming where you should work next

Mentor #1: The Master of Craft

Mentors are not just someone you look up to, but someone who could be by your side supporting and advising you. It's more than just a mentor-mentee relationship, because both of you are committed to assist and collaborate with each other.

Mentor #3: The Copilot

In life, it is just natural to encounter problems and this is where the anchor goes in. This mentor serves as a support especially during challenging times.

Mentor #4: The Anchor

Mentoring... is not about negotiating with someone to teach you, but a two-way street. It takes time to build that connection needed to be able to teach and learn.

They could not just be your personal mentor but could also be your link to other useful people in the industry.

Mentor #2: The Champion of Your Cause

Everyone can use a mentor. Scratch that - as it turns out, we could all use five mentors. "The best mentors can help us define and express our inner calling," says Anthony Tjan, CEO of Boston venture capital firm Cue Ball Group and author of Good People .

Mentor #2: The Champion of Your Cause

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Mentor #3: The Copilot

Mentor #5: The Reverse Mentor

Different Roles of the Mentor