Description
Blending history with practical insight, A History of Mentoring examines how mentorship has influenced education, leadership, governance, and personal development across centuries. From ancient academies to modern professional life, the mentor has remained one of the most powerful forces for shaping character, knowledge, and destiny.
Ronald Wilson, a jurist, mediator, and author, presents mentoring not simply as a professional tool but as a noble calling that binds generations together through wisdom, responsibility, and shared human progress.
This book is both a historical exploration and a call to action for readers to embrace their role in the enduring tradition of mentorship.
ISBN 979-8251077513
193 pages
5 x 8 in.
