Learning regularly from people of all ages seems to be both: (a) incredibly enjoyable and life-enriching; and (b) a kind of creative superpower. For instance, I know 80 year olds with mentors in their 20s, 30s, and 40s; it's amazing what it does for them.
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Agreed! But then, what would you say the difference is between a respected peer/colleague/friend and a "mentor"?
Provided - as this a big caveat - you take care to learn a lot from them, there is no difference. Many people seem to me to be relatively uninterested in learning from their friends.
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My friend and I were chatting about this tweet conversation and she mentioned her desire to someday have a "personal board of directors" (excuse the corporate-y language!) which sounds cool. But perhaps it's simply a posturing towards openness and mutual feedback/learning
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