WHEN YOUR MENTOR NEEDS ENCOURAGEMENT
Over the years, it has become fashionable for people to ‘cry out’ for mentors to help them—or someone in their group. During my days as a Probation Officer with my county juvenile court, the parents of clients would occasionally say to me: “Well, my child would do better IF they had a mentor.” They have something better than a mentor—they’re called ‘parents.’
Let’s be honest. Our modern society, often led by ‘the wizards of smart’ and the social
WHEN YOUR MENTOR NEEDS ENCOURAGEMENT
Over the years, it has become fashionable for people to ‘cry out’ for mentors to help them—or someone in their group. During my days as a Probation Officer with my county juvenile court, the parents of clients would occasionally say to me: “Well, my child would do better IF they had a mentor.” They have something better than a mentor—they’re called ‘parents’.
Let’s be honest. Our modern society, often led by ‘the wizards of smart’ and the social
LET’S HEED OUR MENTORS
It seems that every time we read about a teen or young adult involved in a horrific crime, one of the first things that ‘leaps’ out of his/her background is the fact that he/she was the product of a broken—or single parent—home. What the ‘mainstream mess’ and social media bytes leaves out is how many times this teen/young adult hoodlum (ie gang banger or thuggette) received good advice from a trusted relative, teacher, friend or mentor and STILL decided that they wa
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