My Mentors Are My Heroes

One of the greatest things about building Mentors Worldwide is that I have been able to inspire mentors who in turn inspire mentors in a continuing loop. America needs more mentors. Our children need more mentors. Join Mentors Worldwide and on any given day, you will see me writing about one of my mentors. A mentor, like Melissa Shelley of Lowell, Michigan. Melissa motivates moms. Melissa was once faced with a challenge in life which many moms can relate to. Her family needed her income after the birth of her children and it was time to begin start bringing money into the household. In different times in America, that would be as simple as brushing up your resume, getting a job interview and integrating yourself back into the workforce. Melissa had other ideas. She didn’t really want to give up her freedom which she had come to love being a stay at home mom for the first time in her life. And so it comes down to something which I wrote about in my first book Gift To My Dad. The great majority of Americans haven’t the foggiest idea how to make money on their own and it is a major reason why we have the spiraling problems we see today. I will be writing about this conundrum. I will be writing about why I have helped the homeless become business bosses. I will be writing about it right here. I will be writing about my mentors, my heroes, like Melissa Shelley of Lowell, Michigan. And if you join Mentors Worldwide today, soon I could be writing about you. Imagine!