I’ve been dedicating time to be more useful, on The Invisible Mentor blog, as well as on social media platforms. It’s tricky to find the right content without spending all day on content curation and social networking. Hootsuite and Scoop-it have been helping me to be productive. Using Scoop-it, I found some amazing resources that align with an invisible mentor, which is observing and learning from unique leaders. Please bookmark these resources to aid in your professional development because you cannot consume the information in one sitting.
4 Resources to Aid in Your Professional Development
Open Culture
18 Animations of Classic Literary Works: From Plato and Shakespeare, to Kafka, Hemingway and Gaiman
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Told in a Beautifully Animated Film by Piotr Dumala
I watched the animation of The Old Man and the Sea, which I read six years ago and really enjoyed it. I plan to watch one or two each day.
CATAAlliance/ Women in Tech Division
Leadership for the 21st Century: Innovation, Mentorship & Social Engagement: I listened to Peter Aceto, President and CEO ING Direct. Peter is very active on social media @CEO_INGDIRECT.
Book Riot
Audio Recordings From Favorite Authors: There are six audio recordings to listen to. I listened to Virginia Woolf already.
What are your thoughts on these resources to aid in your professional development? Thinking of the definition for an invisible mentor, what other resources would you add to the list? Please let me know your thoughts in the comments section below. If you enjoyed this post, please share it.
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