Why Mentors Pay It Forward – Marty Glickman’s Story
Why do mentors pay it forward? Where does the desire to mentor come from? Marty Glickman was a mentor extraordinaire whose story sheds light on the answer to that question.
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Why do mentors pay it forward? Where does the desire to mentor come from? Marty Glickman was a mentor extraordinaire whose story sheds light on the answer to that question.
As a leader, there are times when it’s best for you to take a stand, to be certain, to explain and to defend your actions. There are times, however, when it’s best to be curious and explore. These leadership lessons from music director, Marin Alsop, show you when and how.
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This is my great aunt Celia with her husband, my great Uncle Jake. As a young woman Auntie Celia emigrated from Russia to the U.S. She served as domestic help to a family member. She was not formally educated. She was wise, wise enough to leave them a ladle of memories.
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