Hey guys, I've been here in Stage32 for one week and I'm thrilled. Everyone has been so supportive and everything single day I learn a lot of things going through the webpage. Last Thursday I was at the webinar with Jen Gristani and Franco Sama and they talked about the importance of having a mentor, so I will like to ask any of you guys for your help. I'm a writer in process and I'll like to learn from people that love what they are doing. I may say I'm creative, always thinking in every single detail, quite an analytic persona and willing to be pushed to the limit. I'm open if anyone wants to teach/coach/mentor me for further knowledge. Kind regards PS: Thanks to Stage32 for this incredible place to connect and interact with great and creative people.
Screenwriting : Mentor-ing by Ricardo Rivera Pérez
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Good post Ricardo. "Mentor-ing" is necessary for any growth. Whether you're the one giving, or you're the one receiving. Regardless of where you sit, it's just as valuable to be "Coach-able."
Yeah, especially when you still in the process of learning.
always should be