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You're in My Corner

Thursday Sep 11 2008

   By Lauren Selman | Bio
"Don't worry about it, you've got me in your corner." These are the words that make a child warm inside and feel like they can accomplish anything. My father said this to me the other day, and when he said it I felt like I was on top of the world and that I could do anything. I was scared and intimidated, but that fear lifted when I knew he would be there. Like Rocky in the ring, I can look back and know that he is there coaching me on my swing and my strategy. I know that my parents and their partners are there to support me in the game of life. It is clear that they are on my team. Now coming from an athletic background, I know that there is nothing more important than your team.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Wisdom in Action

Tagged with: elder fear generation_gap mentor team

Why We Need Mature Friends

Wednesday May 16 2007

This story was submitted by Cindy La Ferle over at Cindy's Home Office.

Until I met Sylva B., I rarely socialized with 'older people' outside my family circle. When I wasn’t working, I hung out with friends my own age. At least 40 years my senior, Sylva was the silver-haired personnel manager who interviewed me for my first job in reference book publishing in Detroit. I was 25 then, and desperate to get my career off the ground. Applying for an entry level position, I was required to pass a typing test and a two-hour literature exam. I was so nervous during the session that my fingers froze at the keys and I flunked the typing test on the first try.[Read More]

Written by eldering at Learning
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Tagged with: friends friendship intergenerational mentor older wisdom

Mentoring

Thursday Dec 21 2006

I had a great meeting with David Korten yesterday. He is the very inspiring thought-leader I mentioned in a past blog and the author of The Great Turning. His vision of some of the underlying issues that perpetuate the persistence of many of the world’s nastiest problems is brilliant and offers a framework for creating a ‘new story’ of who we are and what’s possible.[Read More]

Written by Jim Selman at The Great Turning
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Tagged with: dialogue elder generations korten leader mentor

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