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Mentoring 
 Future Leaders

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<strong>Mentoring</strong> <strong>Future</strong> <strong>Leaders</strong><br />

1. How important are the abovementioned assumptions to<br />

demonstrate acceptance?<br />

2. How can your words and body language convey your acceptance<br />

of someone else?<br />

3. What does “unconditional acceptance” mean to you?<br />

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3. Honesty and Openness<br />

The mentee needs to feel safe enough to openly tell you how he/she really<br />

sees something or believes it to be. The mentor sometimes also needs to<br />

admit his/her bad judgement or wrong approach. When the mentees ask for<br />

feedback, the mentor has to be honest, but needs to understand the<br />

reasons behind the request.<br />

By asking for the mentee’s evaluation first, it becomes easier for the mentor<br />

to remain non-judgemental. Miles Downey’s view on the issue is as<br />

follows:<br />

Module 3 - Building Trusting <strong>
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Relationships<br />

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