The Case for Minding Your Own Business
The Art of Manliness
Mentorship's Ripple Effect
- Brandon Warmke shares a story about mentoring a 15-year-old boy through Big Brothers Big Sisters.
- The boy initially lacked basic social skills like shaking hands, making eye contact, and ordering at a restaurant.
- Through mentorship, the boy learned these skills, potentially changing his life trajectory.
- Warmke emphasizes that small acts of service can have significant, unforeseen impacts, countering the idea that one needs to make grand gestures to be helpful.
- He felt guilty while writing his book, not "practicing what he preached," thus signed up as a mentor.
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