Mentorship: Seek or provide, helpful either way.

What is Mentorship?

Mentorship is a relationship between mentor and mentee.

Mentee: A person who is looking for guidance, training, advice, or counseling from someone. A person who wants to explore, understand, improve themselves to become a better version of themselves. A believer in learning from others' experiences and in taking guidance in order to find their own path of excellence.

Mentor: An experienced person who use their experience to guide and nurtures the development of another person. A mentor can be a role model, sounding board, voice of reason, counselor, and trusted advisor. Each of these qualities is self-sufficient for someone to be a Mentor. A mentor is anyone to whom you look up to and want to learn from them.

Relationship: Mentoring is a positive and supportive relationship, encouraging the mentee to develop to their full potential. It is a relationship that is trustworthy, open, honest, and respectful. Mentorship is about learning from others’ experiences and developing a belief in yourself. Both mentor and mentee learn from each other, but the focus is on the development and growth of the mentee. No matter what role are you playing in the mentorship relationship, you are going to benefit anyway. The relationship is mostly mentee-driven, who should set…