Mentoring - The Multiplier Effect

The Multiplier Effect is term is used in economics to describe the chain effect of benefits for each dollar spent. For example, a purchase in a retail store directly benefits a long line of people, from the business owner back to primary producers. It also indirectly benefits other businesses, people and their communities as profit gained is spent and money circulates. 

Your mentoring will have a clear and immediate effect on  mentorees. In addition, learning and practicing mentoring skills makes us better leaders, communicators and human beings who contribute to making the world a better place for all.