As I promised in my previous post about mentoring, I want to help you find your first mentor in sports. You need someone to help you navigate your career as you look to break into the industry. Like I said in a prior post, going at it alone in sports is not easy and will [...]
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5 Steps for Finding Your Ideal Mentor
Posted: June 24, 2011 in MentoringTags: break into sports, career in sports, mentor, mentoring, Rachel Mech
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Goal Setting: Start Small, yet Think Big
Posted: June 6, 2011 in General, Internships, Mentoring, NetworkingTags: break into sports, career in sports, goal setting, mentoring, networking
American author Napoleon Hill once said, “A goal is a dream with a deadline.” When you were a kid, you probably dreamt of being a professional athlete, the President, an astronaut, or some other profession that you have most likely moved on from by now. Over the years, your interests have changed, and consequently, so [...]
Mentoring 101: Help Is on the Way
Posted: June 3, 2011 in MentoringTags: break into sports, break into sports industry, career in sports, mentoring, sports business
Mentoring is one part of breaking into sports that does not receive enough attention. As an aspiring sports business professional who probably has a limited amount of sports contacts, you will have little luck trying to break into this industry alone (You should know that by now after reading my last post on networking). That [...]