Coaching, Mentoring, and Leadership have a lot in common.
Brent Jones
Professional coaches assist individuals in discovering solutions by using active listening skills, powerful questioning, expanding thought processes, identifying limiting beliefs, designing action steps, and providing follow-up support. Coaching skills can be applied to various areas of improvement.
Mentors, on the other hand, share their knowledge and expertise with mentees within their profession. They offer advice, guidance, correction, and encouragement to help individuals grow and succeed in their field. In some cases, mentors may also provide general life advice based on their relationship with the mentee.
Both coaching and mentoring can facilitate positive and long-lasting changes in individuals by transferring knowledge and skills from the mentor or coach to the individual.
Leadership involves the ability of an individual or group to influence and guide followers or other members of an organization.