The gradual release model, also referred to as “I do it, we do it, is ideal for practical challenges.
you do it,” is ideal for practical challenges.
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16 ways to recruit and engage new volunteers in your network.
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Volunteers often wonder if they are qualified to mentor a young entrepreneur. In most cases, the answer is “Yes!” Find out if you can help a young entrepreneur achieve their business dreams…
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Mentoring can be a powerful, personal development and empowerment tool for both a mentor and a mentee. Mentoring isn’t a one-way process. It’s a two-way street. It has the potential to change— even radically transform...
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This guide will help you move from making a new connection to committing to collaborating on a problem or project. It includes information on setting expectations as well as setting goals with clear objectives and measurable results.
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This guide will help you understand the purpose of an Intro Meeting and how to start booking them. It will also tell you how to prep for your meeting so you that you can quickly and easily find entrepreneurs who are looking for the type of support you are providing.
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This guide will help you understand the purpose of an Intro Meeting and how to start booking them. It will also tell you how to prep for your meeting so you that you can start recruiting the right supporters to help you build your business!
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This guide will help you communicate with supporters after your Intro Meeting. Whether it went well or not, a follow-up is always a good idea!
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Like the start most relationships, connecting with a mentor is not something that happens overnight. To find a good mentor or advisor, you’ll first need to get to know each other (at least a little) and then, if it’s a good fit, you can lock it down and determine the relationship.
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