Since having had a mentor, though, I've been able to fill in many of the missing pieces and launch an ezine on the Internet, called On The Same Page. Now, I have future plans for doing ebooks. I read that you should find mentors, even if they are great people who have been long dead. That works fine for some people. But for me, I need the experiential form of learning for it to carve itself into my brain.
Some people can learn by being told information.
Others can read it in a book and comprehend it thoroughly. I'm the type of person who has to learn from hands-on experiences. I approached Dr. Milligan and told her exactly what my objective was. One of the best things that ever happened to me was that Dr. Milligan agreed to let me work as an apprentice in her publishing company. So looking back, these are the benefits I have gained from having had, and still being able to call on my mentor, Dr. Milligan.