A Mentor's Fingerprint: Leave a Mark. Make a Difference

Each of our lives is peppered with memories of people who made an impact on us – people who intentionally or unknowingly mentored us.

In A Mentor’s Fingerprint, authors, Ann Griffiths and Donna Inglis, take you into their own personal mentoring experiences, invite you to reflect on the men and women who made a difference in your life, and challenge you to think about the kind of fingerprint you are leaving.

Filled with real-life stories, guiding principles, and practical tools, this book will bring you to the realization that you are a mentor. That we are all mentors. And it will inspire, empower, and equip you to be an even more effective formal or informal mentor.

If you want to know what mentoring can do in and through your life and what it means to be used by God to affect others for eternity, A Mentor’s Fingerprint will help you get there. If you want to intentionally come alongside others and make a difference, A Mentor’s Fingerprint is for you and your friends.

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Mentoring is not a choice. It's a reality. Your life etches a fingerprint on the lives of others, whether you realize it or not. Rich with real-life stories, guiding principles, and practical tools, A Mentor's Fingerprint will inspire, challenge, and encourage you to leave a lasting, positive mark on the lives you touch. This book will cause you to reflect on the people who have affected your life as they have helped you discover and sharpen your talents and abilities. It will also cause you to think about the people you have influenced and the kind of impact you are having on others. Authors Ann Griffiths and Donna Inglis bring a wealth of experience as leaders, coach/mentors, teachers, and friends to this vital and often misunderstood subject as they guide you to: * Explore the heart of a mentor * Recognize that we all mentor all the time * Learn and apply practical skills * Discover the eternal value of leaving a strong and positive mark that makes a difference through generations