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Fabiola León is an International Business Coach and Speaker, born in Venezuela and currently based in Zürich, Switzerland. She works mainly with Women Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners. She helps them Bridge the Gap from where they are now to where they want to be in their Business.
What a Mentor is
A mentor is a person who is willing to become part of a supportive community open to share experience, vulnerabilities and expertise. A mentor models the need to continue learning as a lifelong term adventure. Mentorship is a path that never ends.
How a Mentor Can Change Your Life
Meeting and partnering with Bob Proctor changed Fabiola’s life. Proctor became her Mentor. In return, Fabiola has mentored many people, especially women entrepreneurs. In many cases, her mentees have told her, “No money can pay what you have done for me.”
There are many famous people who have reached success thanks to counting on a mentor. Some examples are:
- Tony Robbins’mentor: Jim Rohn
- Joe Vitale’s mentor: Wayne Dyer
- Bob Proctor’s mentor: Lloyd Conant
Differences between mentorship and coaching
- Coaching is task-oriented. Mentorship is relationship-oriented.
- Coaching is short term. Mentorship is long term.
- Coaching is performance-driven. Mentorship is development-driven.
Related: Leading in high heels. Achieving personal and professional excellence through self-leadership
Favorite quotation
“When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” – Wayne Dyer
Recommended book
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
Routine to Shine
Breath consciously. Practice visualization. For instance, “see yourself delivering a good talk” before going to the stage or having a meeting. Visualize every day seeing the results you want to get.
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