Episode #112 Finding Mentors Who Understand Your Vision
- Laura Hollabaugh
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- May 29
- 2 min read

Overview
Dr. Huntley discusses the importance of mentorship in public health and entrepreneurship. She shares personal experiences of finding mentors in her family, workplace, and through literature and podcasts. Dr. Huntley emphasizes that mentors can come from various backgrounds and that their support can significantly impact one's career trajectory. She encourages listeners to explore different avenues for mentorship and to remain open to evolving relationships with mentors throughout their professional journey.
Takeaways
Mentorship can come from family members who understand your values.
Workplace mentors can be found outside your immediate department.
Mentors do not need to have the same educational background as you.
Books and podcasts can serve as valuable mentorship resources.
Paid coaching is a form of mentorship that provides structured guidance.
Mentorship relationships can evolve over time and may not last forever.
It's important to be open to unexpected outcomes from mentorship.
Finding mentors is a personal journey that varies for everyone.
Reconnecting with past colleagues can lead to new mentorship opportunities.
Mentorship is an ebb and flow process, with mentors cycling in and out of your life.
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