How I did it: It came through a tweet looking for an intern (good timing, really). I knew of the person through a close friend and knew that this would be a legitimate and valuable experience. I would suggest this to anybody as long as you have a mutual respect and understanding. Learning never stops in life–it's a constant. Learn from others, absorb their experiences and use that information to create the path you desire. Read how I did it…
August Williams So pleased to have a new camera.
How I did it: One of my professors encouraged our Motivation and Leadership class to seek out mentors. Having corresponded once in the past with one of my favorite authors, I decided to give her a try. She was very helpful and accepted the task of mentoring me right away. Since then (June of 2009), we have been e-mailing, with me asking questions and her giving professional and personal advice. Read how I did it…
touchingmeltemi finding out what I have been missing all this time.
How I did it: Truthfully, both of my closest mentors came unexpectedly in my life. What I noticed though is the more I shared my hopes, dreams, faults and strengths the people with the most influential (and shockingly true) opinions took notice. It's important show people in authority what one values about themselves and what one's values about one's life. Provide something to work on and they will come. I whole-heartedly believe that. Read how I did it…
that one girl goal : to be a complete badass!
How I did it: i found people with life qualities i appreciate. not any one particular person, but many people. i have a friend who is a nursing student a few years ahead of me, she helps me with school. my bff's mom was a neonatal nurse for years and is now a postal worker who helps me with decision making. i work with nurses everyday, they help me with what ever i need! i work with patients who have experienced life, they help me. Read how I did it…
