Do you have what it takes to be a mentee or mentor? Here are three qualities that can help you succeed. Read now to be ready for mentoring.

Don't forget the basics of mentoring! Here are three ways to keep your mentoring relationship healthy.

Diversity and inclusion should go beyond checking a box. Use mentoring to support learning about others and growing together through shared experiences.

This collection of resources from River’s mentoring experts can help you run your mentoring program and support your mentees and mentors.

Be an amazing mentor with Authenticity, Compassion, and Expertise. Get tips here on how to make this happen.

Your attitude can make all the difference for success as a mentee, mentor, or mentoring administrator. Are you ready to lead, give assistance, ask for help, and commit to mentoring?

COVID-19 may have forced us to stay home, but it can't keep us from connecting. These five tips can help you with your virtual mentoring relationship.

Do you think more about the past, present, or future? Your unique perspective can impact your mentoring relationship.

Is it time to give your mentoring relationship an energy boost? Here are four ways you can reinvigorate your mentoring relationship and get momentum back again.

Make your mentoring relationship a personalized learning experience. Here are five elements to adapt to your needs and individual situation.

Sometimes the most important lessons we learn are the ones that occur because we failed at something. Use your mentoring relationship as a safe space to discuss failures.

Good mentors focus on the mentee's goals and development. Here are seven actions you can take to be a good mentor.

Don't let fear hold you back. Here are three simple ideas on how to approach your mentoring relationships and how to treat one another so that there is no more fear—on either side.

What type of mentor should you look for? From reverse to traditional to peer, here are seven ideas for mentors you could search for today.

I have many mentors and supporters in my life as a mom to a child with special needs. I also have a mentoring mantra that we can all use: I do not have to do this alone.

Don't get overwhelmed in your mentoring relationship. Here are four steps you can take to set priorities for your mentoring goals.

Are our ideas about mentoring tied to our generational identities? Or is that just an easy stereotype?

All good things must come to an end...even your mentoring relationship. Try these tips when it's time to say goodbye to your mentor.

Taking the time to explicitly state why you are grateful to be in this mentoring relationship with your mentee or mentor can be a great conversation starter. Here are some tips to get you going.

Are things feeling stale in your mentoring relationship? Are you feeling stuck? Have you run out of ideas? Try these five mentoring activities to bring some zip back into your learning relationship.

Success looks different for each of us, and it can even look different for us as we grow and change. Here is what success in mentoring could look like.

Mentoring can be a great equalizer. Access to leaders, knowledge sources, and collaboration opportunities are critical. Learn more here.

If you want your reverse mentoring program to be a success, here are 10 how-to tips that can help ensure your mentees and mentors discover the value and joy of mentoring.

We are on the verge of a shift in the way organizations look at reverse mentoring. Learn more here.

The conversations you have with your mentee or mentor can make or break the relationship. Here are three ways you can turn talk into action.

Three sentiments I uncovered in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s brilliant award-winning musical Hamilton that can apply to the practice of mentoring.

Mentoring is a journey. Once we embrace the fact that our mentoring relationships may move us in unexpected directions, we can begin to explore some of the wonderful and amazing insights, ...

If you want to build a more genuine, caring, and meaningful mentoring relationship, then you need to know the four phrases that can help you get there.

Having the courage to admit your flaws, identify your weaknesses, pursue your hidden dreams, and tackle the things that scare you most can take a mentoring relationship to an entirely different level.

Four lessons we've learned in the past few years when it comes to modern mentoring and running a business e-mentoring program.