SET-Mentorship___________________________________________________________________________

What’s the silver lining of problems? Aren’t they windows of opportunity! When my passion is providing solutions, then troubleshooting too fits in the frame of the expertise I excel. That’s how coaching and mentoring took roots in me. There can be no better an educator than experience, and I only wish to share what I have learnt in life. We need to learn from the past, from other’s mistake and from our own and if we ignore then we will have to start all over again. May be its healthy to experiment but will it be wise to test your feet in troubled water?

I always felt I could have done better in life if there was some guidance offered, some sign posts illuminating directions – which I got by choosing mentors early in my professional career, hence there is this urge within to be of use to those who have the potential to grow in life. That perhaps explains the innate interest to give my time and attention in imparting whatever I have learned and trained. What we give comes back to us in multiples, and I believe its true.

I identify two attributes, which in some exert tremendous influence on me: Practice and Association.

’Practice what you preach’ because of preaching I get into the mode of practicing. I wish to keep applying and keep imparting. If I preach anything new then I am forced to practice as well. I have to walk my talk to make a lasting impression. By preach, I refer reach. And knowledge is to be shared.

Any association is always weighed on the merits of its value addition, which in a way paves the purpose in life, adding substance to our existence. In my association I wish to share my passion in a way it becomes contagious for others to feel passionate too.