Greetings, hero! Now I know many of you don’t love being addressed as ‘hero’. And the critical reader might ask, if these letters are addressed

Greetings, hero! I love heroes—all of them, and everything about them. I love their journeys, their stories, and the trials they face, big and small.

Greetings, hero! I’m afraid my letter today is unusually dark. I do my best to always be the encouraging voice, the mentor who shows up

Greetings, hero! Now right off the bat, I have to apologize for the latin. I’ve never really been fond of people who intentionally quote things

Greetings, hero! As the Mentor, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been in the position of breaking the news to people. See, being

Greetings, hero! And just like that, we are into the New Year. The old is gone, as last year is now forever relegated to the

Greetings, hero! You’ve done it! You braved the treacherous roads and perilous paths of 2020, winding their way through the same twelve months in a

Greetings, hero! As I write this letter, I know many of the people who would normally read it will not—and with good reason. They’re off

Greetings, hero! Today, I have to spill the beans. As a traveler of all the great worlds, I can safely say there aren’t enough words

Greetings, hero!  It seems like it was just yesterday when I was reminding a hero that mentors never arrive early, or late, but precisely when

Greetings, hero! Today, I want to teach you a very important lesson: how to completely fail at your goal by just about every conceivable metric,

Greetings, hero! Today is Tuesday—a Tuesday on a week much like any other, a week in a month of a year that hasn’t exactly played

Greetings, hero! I have to come clean: today’s letter is titled “the secret shame”, yet I don’t actually think there’s anything that secret about it.

Greetings, hero! In all my time, and all my travels, I’ve heard a lot of theories, ideas, and plans, all related to one underlying question—how

Greetings, hero! I want you to try something with me—right here, right now. Take a deep breath in, let it out slowly, and listen: what

Greetings, Hero! Today, as I sit and write this letter, I’ve had to write and rewrite this opening line countless times. I can’t for the

Greetings, hero! I have to say, today’s letter is a little difficult to write. As the Mentor, I can’t tell you how many heroes I’ve

Greetings, Hero! I have to confess that for all of my attempts to be the mysterious wizard with a great plan (and a spell or

Greetings, Hero! As the mentor, I’m forever in the hero business, helping people become the heroes of their story with the occasional nudge in the

Greetings, Hero! Today’s letter is a bit of a paradox—because while it’s piece of advice, it’s about the exact dangers of taking advice, or at

Greetings, Hero! Anyone who has undertaken any endeavour in life, from the most epic of quests to the simple tasks, like cleaning out an old

Greetings, Hero! For today’s letter, I’m not sharing a piece of advice or insight about one of my favorite heroes—instead, I thought I would share

Greetings, Hero! I can’t tell you how many times someone, usually the brooding, tough-love type, has said to me, “Good intentions aren’t enough.” And in

Greetings, Hero! I’ve heard it said that the difference between knowledge and wisdom is this: knowledge is knowing that tomato is a fruit, wisdom is

Greetings, Hero! I think one of the defining things about Mentors is their impeccable sense of timing. I think it was Gandalf who said “A

Greetings, Hero! I have a confession to make about this letter—one I hope you’re willing to forgive. Every week, I try to write about the

Greetings, Hero! Fear. It’s one of the great unifying human experiences. Whether it’s jumping off a diving board for the first time, learning how to

Greetings, Hero! I find myself reflecting today on one of my favorite quotes about heroes. But it’s a bit of a pesky quote, in part

Greetings, Hero! I must confess to being so far behind the times that I couldn’t tell you if today’s topic is long-lost or largely misunderstood—or