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ecently graduated from college, was travelling to a prominent financial business for his first job interview.

rd a voice say, "Hold the elevator, please!" as he got close to the elevator. A well-dress

smile, "Thank you for that. By th

offering a handshake. Mr.

as the elevator rose. It sounds l

iasm clear, "Yes, at

Investments? I'm acquainted with Michael Har

. You know Michael Harrison

I used to work closely with him. Now I'm se

d held out his hand as they exited. "John, if you want to create a good i

I appreciate it, Mr. Turner. I

ichard is great. I wish J

th because he had taken the route he wanted to. In the interview, he made the decision to follow Richard's

t Harrison Investments had made him an offer.

He put in a never-ending effort, learning all he could, and showing a level

ked to them about his career in finance, the obstacles he had to overcome, and the lessons he h

orget that a mentor may truly make a difference. Like I did, Micha

ichael's confidence. And as the days passed into weeks, he would begin to understand