The Casual Mentor: A Lifetime of Mentoring Concepts and Practices

Hank Hoppin never fully appreciated it as it was happening, but he reaped the rewards of mentorship throughout his life.

His father died when Hank was twelve years old, and his mother began mentoring himreminding him that Dad would not be happy, if still alive, to witness the boys misbehavior. She also kept him busy with a paper route to teach him the value of hard work.

Once he entered the professional ranks, he was mentored by others and enjoyed twenty-five years of success as district ...