52 Mentor Musings

52 MENTOR MUSINGS: To Encourage Anyone Motivating Youth. 52 Mentor Musings offers short, user-friendly weekly messages (musings) of encouragement for anyone guiding a young person to reach their potential. Robin Cox equips readers with knowledge, skills, and strategies for the mentoring journey. Topics include understanding the world of youth; self-image; the impact of technology and…

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52 MENTOR MUSINGS: To Encourage Anyone Motivating Youth. 52 Mentor Musings offers short, user-friendly weekly messages (musings) of encouragement for anyone guiding a young person to reach their potential. Robin Cox equips readers with knowledge, skills, and strategies for the mentoring journey. Topics include understanding the world of youth; self-image; the impact of technology and social media on youth; resiliency; goal-setting; effective communication; values; how to resolve conflicts using a positive mindset; the role of the family and other networks in the lives of youth. Robin Cox weaves true stories into the messages to give credibility to the content. Anyone working with young people will have the confidence to take the spirit of mentoring concepts, strategies, and ideas to develop positive and meaningful relationships with them.

Website: https://wipfandstock.com/author/robin-cox/
Writer: Robin Cox

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About The Writer

Robin Cox

Robin Cox

ROBIN COX was a school principal of two co-educational schools in southern Africa, sports coach to national under-nineteen level, youth symposium organizer, developer of youth mentoring programs in New Zealand and Australia, Churchill Fellow and author of books linked to youth mentoring, peer mentoring and the development of young people to become the best they can be using their God-given talents. He has trained over 1,000 volunteer adult mentors, run education and spirit of mentoring workshops in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, and Jamaica and personally mentored over 1,000 adolescents and many adults. Still an idealist, a cancer survivor of 50+ years, married with two adult children, Robin lives in Ruakaka, New Zealand and shares a passion with anyone wanting to make a positive difference in the global community. Free: 260 podcasts –  Mentoring Minutes daily podcasts (each podcast between 1.5 and 3 minutes), containing hundreds of tips for anyone working with young people, can be accessed here.

Website: www.mentoringmatters.nz
Photo: Robin Cox

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