Who Believed in You: How Purposeful Mentorship Changes the World [Hardcover]

'At one point, things were just going wrong, and [my mentor] told me simply that when I find a problem, I need to fix it as fast as I find it.''Don't be afraid to bet on yourself.''From the writing perspective, do at least an hour a day and you will build your ability to perform at a high level.''I think that's what everyone needs to succeed: one real champion to show you a better pathway, to help you see the value in you that perhaps no one else is seeing.''Mentorship is a two-way street. If you're a mentor, you have to invest in the person you're mentoring. You have to believe in them. And if you're a mentee, you have to earn mentorship.''The most important thing about mentoring is that you realize you are a role model. So you better rise to that calling.''The question I ask myself today is how much do I care about another person's achievement? How much do I want the best for them?''To best prepare our future leaders for success, we must continuously assess and refine our leader development. I've always believed that a mentorship program is one of the primary ways we can develop and retain our leaders, whether in military or civilian life.''Walk toward the fire. If you just decide to reject all the bad incoming that doesn't have to exist for you, it changes your life.'Unleash the power of transformative mentorship to transcend what is possible for leaders, aspiring mentees, and society at large.

INSTANTNEW YORK TIMESBESTSELLER • Unleash the power of transformative mentorship. You can change somebody’s life—and that can change the world.

During the pandemic, Dina Powell McCormick and David McCormick watched as many Americans—including their six teenage daughters—were left feeling devoid of human connection and without the advice and guidance of mentors.

Recognizing the need in front of them, Dina and Dave interviewed successful leaders wl³'