EPISODE · Oct 3, 2024 · 31 MIN
S1 Ep 2 - Justin Clarke, Executive Coach
from Mentoring Unlocked · host MentorKey
Is what you think you want, worth wanting? Tough questions like this could revolutionise your life or the life of those you mentor --but they've got to be asked in the right context and by the right person. Luckily there's help aplenty in this episode of Mentoring Unlocked. Maud sits down with Justin Clark, a legend in the executive coaching and technology space to unpack three decades of experience at the upper echelons of human enablement. Get ready for a master class in the art of mentoring and the joy of giving back and potent lessons like: the "mini me" mentor trap and how to avoid it Justin's "departure airport" touchstone for mentor mentee alignment why its imperative that leaders today must be good mentors And how trust is the magic wand that opens the feedback loop between mentor and mentee, allowing the kind of insights and growth to flow that will amaze even the most seasoned corporate warrior.
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In this episode of Mentoring Unlocked, Maude has a deep conversation with technologist and executive coach, Justin Clarke. Mentoring can take several forms – from highly specialised mentoring for pragmatic skills development, through to a broader engagement with a focus on career development that can set an individual on a pathway to leadership themselves. Regardless of the form it takes, however, as Justin’s personal experience with mentoring shows, finding the right, genuine approach to mentoring, and one that delivers high impact and transformative experiences, is critical for organisations as it directly impacts on engagement at all levels and, ultimately, retention and leadership pathways. In this podcast, Maude and Justin discuss: • Justin’s experience with both highly specialised mentoring, and general career guidance. • The distinction between formal and informal mentoring relationships, and the importance and value of both. • The importance for mentors to be aware of and understand their own biases and how that might influence their interactions with their mentees. • How to identify a mentoring relationship that has been high impact and provided the mentee with what they need to achieve their goals. • A critical question that all mentees should be asking of themselves and what they aim to take from mentoring engagements: “Is what you think you want worth wanting?” • The role that technology can play to facilitate high impact mentoring experiences.
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