Ernest Agyemang Yeboah Quotes
Real Mentoring Is Less Of Neither The Candid Smile Nor The Amicable Friendship That Exists Between The Mentor And The Mentee And Much More Of The Impacts. The Indelible Great Footprints The Mentor Live On The Mind Of The Mentee In A Life Changing Way. How The Mentor Changes The Mentee From Ordinariness To Extra-ordinariness; The Seed Of Purposefulness That Is Planted And Nurtured For Great Fruits; The Payer From Afar From The Mentor To The Mentee; And The Great Inspirations The Mentee Takes From The Mentor To Dare Unrelentingly To Face The Storms Regardless Of How Arduous The Errand May Be With Or Without The Presence Of The Mentor.
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