When I was a student, I really wanted to meet a guru in my field, but I was afraid I would seem childish to him. I was wrong. When we met, he said one of his life values was sharing his experience with young people and inspiring them.
— Kamila Golod
I spent a lot of time trying to figure everything out alone because I did not dare to ask. My advice: do not wait until a question feels smart enough. Often the most important thing is simply to start the conversation.
— Karolis Vaitkevicius
When I was your age, I imagined all scientists as Nobel Prize winners who were so smart they did nothing but sit locked in their laboratories. Now I understand that scientists play volleyball, grow tomatoes, sometimes avoid housework, and eat kebabs too.
— Gabriele Bumbulyte
When it feels uncomfortable to meet someone who seems far more accomplished, I remind myself of one phrase: that person also once started from the point where I am now.
— Aleksandras Golod
There is no point watering the grass if later you forbid children from running on it.
— Vygandas Blandis
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About the Mentor
More than 24 years of experience in real estate business, developing and managing projects. I have comprehensive experience in forming and developing internal and external teams, creating processes and systems, project management, and negotiations. After my own company went bankrupt, I started my career again as an employee. I currently work in an international company on hotel development in different countries. I value the fact that people are PEOPLE: they can make mistakes, accept, grow, improve, and create, or not. When developing a team, I follow these principles while always keeping the company's main goals in mind. I build relationships on mutual trust and openness.
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