Is Your Mentor Interested or Committed?
Posted on | May 28, 2009 | 1 Comment
Interested or Committed
If you are interested, you’ll do what’s convenient;
If you are committed, you’ll do whatever it takes,
Am I interested in this or am I committed to do it?
Great question that one of my mentors, Kurt Reinke, asked me. But he asked it in reference to himself – pretty cool. It was his way of saying that he is committed to helping me become the best that I can be. (And I need a lot of help in that area.)
Thank you, Kurt! I appreciate you.
What other areas of life or business can this idea of Interest vs. Committment apply? Please add your comments.
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Jason Clements
June 11th, 2009 @ 12:48 am
YES! That definitely sounds like a question Kurt would ask!
(Just call him “Soc” for Socrates)
Kurt Reinke is a remarkable mentor … and anyone who has the opportunity to learn from/work with him, is truly fortunate.
He genuinely cares about you, your dreams and helping you achieve those dreams & goals (individual or company). He is committed to helping you realize your unique individual strengths & potential. AND he’s always asking the RIGHT QUESTIONS every step of the way (and he listens to what you’re saying… and what you’re not saying – one of his special gifts).
(Okay, I could go on and on at how he’s helped me grow my business & as a person. I could also list 107 reasons why he’s one of my favorite people – but really, how much room does a “reply” get?).
Thank you, Kurt – you’re a treasure & you’re appreciated by many.
And thank you, Jason, for sharing this post.