Gain Essential Leadership Skills with Mentoring 101: What Every Leader Needs to Know

Maximiliano Echavarri: The book doesn't bring any practical insight. Just an introduction to mentoring without any further application (how to conduct a mentoring session, what are the important questions to ask, what to do in session 1, 2, 3...).
Doesn't worth the money spent.

Brazil on Nov 09, 2023

sharon dunford: I was looking for a book to help as I was teaching a class on mentorship at my church and came across this one. I have several of John Maxwell books in my library but not one on mentoring. It was easy read and enlightening. I used several nuggets to share with my students. I highly recommend this book for anyone that's is leading others and mentoring.

United States on Sep 23, 2023

Richard: I have read most of John Maxwell books and this doesn't disappoint, quick read!

United States on Apr 24, 2023

次に進む: Generally speaking, not bad book. However, when I read a chapter on how to select who to mentor, I start feeling weird.

People tend to be a mentor upon a request regardless leadership potential of requesters. In this line, I expected the book to tell about how to help people to improve their way of thinking or attitudes regardless their leadership potential and how to decline a mentoring request from people who are hopeless in leadership development.

Are these subjects Mentoring 201 or can’t be described in a published nook? ;)

Japan on Jan 09, 2023

Steve rowe: Only 118 pages but packed full of nuggets

Canada on Nov 17, 2022

Nyasha MatarukaNyasha Mataruka: This is amazing book for leaders that desire to pour into others. It is small enough to fit into your handbag. I enjoyed reading it and will be reading it again

Germany on Apr 27, 2022

J. Stutzman: I never realized what the world of mentoring would be like. I’ve become one of the top mentors in my company all without realizing that I was creating real value for my mentee. If mentoring, be careful not to waste everyone’s time. This book serves as a great resource on understanding the value for the mentor in he process. The key is, you can achieve yourself by helping others succeed. We don’t live on an island, seeds you pant now are likely to bloom later.

United States on Apr 14, 2021

Priscilla Mwangi: Arrived on time and is a great book

United Kingdom on May 17, 2018

Rhinetom: Ask the best leaders in any organization how they learned to be successful and you often hear the same answer: They had a good mentor. International leadership expert John Maxwell gives the bottom line on mentoring in one short, easy-to-read volume. In Mentoring 101, he gives the steps needed to effectively reproduce your success in someone else. He explains how to choose the right person to mentor, how to create the right environment for leaders to thrive and grow, and how to get started. What if you spent your entire life achieving but never shared your wisdom with anyone else? Don’t let your success end with you. As a mentor, you can create a legacy that will last long after you are done reading.

Mentoring 101 is a very short and practical read authored by a well-known expert on leadership. The book is suitable for anyone in a supervisory position and guides the reader with a top down approach to the often misunderstood mentoring process. The reader will discover some great tips for encouraging others to be successful. You will find a lot of great, practical advice as you glide throughout its enjoyable pages.

United States on Dec 23, 2014

Whirled Anarchy: This is not really a book as I expected it to be. Unlike other Maxwell books which tend to be lengthy and full of content, this one has a little over 100 pages, and the physical size is about 4" x 6". The topic is great, and the information is sound. I would have preferred a book with more content though.

United States on Apr 24, 2014