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Get to Know the Drawing Winners


Right here is where you'll find out all about the individuals who have won the $1,000 Dream List Drawing.
Read below to find out what these winners are going to do with the money and how mentoring has impacted their life.
Rachel Reid, North Carolina
Rocco Velardi, Small Business Owner
Jocelyn Sampin, Student
Jacque Hedgecock, Small Business Owner, North Carolina
Lisa Johnson, Administrative Support Professional, North Carolina
Lisa Broxterman, Teacher, Kansas
Megan LeConte, Student, Oklahoma
Jacquelyn Cuellar, Student, New York
Jorge Perez from South Dakota
Tina Stolberg, Children's Book Author, California
Christine Moreno, Student, California
Kim Chavis, National Guard, North Carolina
Danielle Wolf, 13-Year-Old Student, New York
Sherry Dowdy, Entrepeneur, Yukon, Oklahoma
Stacie Bourassa, Level III Educational Technician, New Sharon, Maine
Arlene Frierson, Massage Therapist & Library Assistant, Tennessee
Rebecca Chestnut, High School Senior, Washington
Devonte Shackelford, 7th Grader, Florida
Rachel Reid, North Carolina
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
Greatly, because it was so uplifting. By accepting help and giving help, you can change not only someone else's life, but your own life, too.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
Look at what goals I would like to achieve in life and do something about them.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
Church and help my son with college expenses.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My parents - the values they instilled in me has helped me in my life.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Donate some to school library, church library, and give some to family and friends.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why?
That everyone in the world would be willing to work together for peace and to stop hunger and disease.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The birth of my son!
- Any last words?
Thanks MentorHope and Mr. Pace for the opportunity to read a wonderful, inspiring book.
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Rocco Velardi, Small Business Owner
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It's definitely helped me make some better decisions. With the current economy, a lot of my buddies are out of jobs. This book inspired me to help people in need. I've allowed several of them to come work for my company. It feels good to be able to help people in need.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
I'm going to encourage more people to read and take action. I have several people in mind and several that I have already do so with.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
As a result of helping my friends out by giving them jobs my income has decreased a little, but the gratification of helping them is worth it. This money will help me pay some bills.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
One person comes to mind immediately. A guy I do a lot of work for owns several properties and he is very successful. He has given me a lot of guidance and helped me make a lot of right moves in my business.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
I'm going to give them to a group of troubled kids that a friend of mine works with. Also, my wife helps with groups of young people. I think this book will make a positive impact on their lives.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why?
Basically, I would like to see world peace. I think people need to be more understanding of each other. We all need to get over our differences and learn to come together and help others in need.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The most memorable moment in my life was the birth of my kids. I have two girls and I love them to more than anything.
- What is your profession?
I'm in the asphalt business. I do commercial and residential types of work.
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Jocelyn Sampin, Student
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
My reading teacher introduced me to the book. After reading it I feel like my philosophy of life is changed for the better. I really like how the CEO helped the kid to become successful as well as significant.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
This book inspired me to save 10% of everything I make. I'm going to save at least 10% of the $1000 prize.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I'm going to buy a laptop and save the rest.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
I am studying philosophy. Aristotle has been a great mentor (through his writings). I like that he believes that you have to go through a little pain for the ultimate good. That's what the kid from the book does and it causes him to become successful.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
Probably the time I drove a boat. It was a blast!
- What is your profession?
I am a student.
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Jacque Hedgecock, Small Business Owner, North Carolina
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It was a great book! I shows that anyone can accomplish great things with a little guidance and mentoring.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
I opened up a small store in my hometown. This book has inspired me to turn one of the rooms in my store into a library of sorts. I plan on allowing disadvantaged children and teenagers to come here to read and borrow books.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I am going to use it to help build the reading room.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
I had a teacher in 10th grade that was very influential to me and I wanted to pattern her way of doing things. She was the closest thing I have had to a mentor.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
I will put them in the store for children to read. A lot of people in my area don't have the ability or the transportation to go to the library.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why?
It would definitely be our economic situation. I am a small company owner and it has had a real impact on my life.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
About 11 years ago I accepted Jesus Christ into my heart. This was most definitely the most memorable thing I have ever done.
- What is your profession?
I own a trucking company.
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Lisa Johnson, Administrative Support Professional, North Carolina
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
Greatly because after I read it I passed it along to my whole family and friends. I had a similar situation where one of my mentors went through some hard times and I was able to become a mentor to him.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
I have already shared the book with 5 people today! I will continue to share this book in the future.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
It will go towards my college education.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
A person that I consider my mentor was there for me when I needed someone in my life. Now this person is experiencing rough times and I now have the opportunity to help him.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Give it to as many people as I can.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
Winning this prize! I feel like such a winner!
- What is your profession?
Administrative Support
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Lisa Broxterman, Teacher, Kansas
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It reminded me that one individual can change his life and the lives of those around him in small steps.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
Encourage people to develop realistic steps to achieve their goals.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
Give 10% to charity, take a graduate class, and buy books.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My parents and my husband. They show unconditional love, and support me and encourage me in everything I do.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Donate some to our school's library and other area libraries, and give some to people who will read the book and then pass it on to others.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why?
To encourage people to take control of their lives and change some circumstances on their own. If you don't like the way things are going, change your approach. That was the whole point of Mentor: The Kid and the CEO.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The births of my five children. They are my greatest joy and accomplishment in life.
- Do you have a special mentoring story you would like to share?
I earned two college degrees as a non-traditional student. In addition to teaching high school, I teach evening community college classes.
Many nontraditional students enroll in my night classes. I always encourage them to earn their degrees and finish college,
even though they have to make many sacrifices along the way. An education is priceless and no one can take it away from you.
- What is your profession?
High school English teacher. I also teach adjunct classes for a community college.
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Megan LeConte, Student, Oklahoma
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It made me really think about what I want to achieve in life and set goals to get what I want out of life.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading Mentor: The Kid & The CEO?
One of my main goals was to be an accountant. Reading this book has inspired me to push through everything and achieve my goals.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I am going to use it for my college so I can get my degree and be an accountant.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My parents. They are always there for me. Any time I start doubting my abilities they tell me I can do it, whatever it is.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Give some to my sisters cause they love reading. I will also donate some to my school and local charities.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
My high school graduation.
- What is your profession?
I am a full time college student.
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Jacquelyn Cuellar, Student, New York
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
My priorities have changed since reading the book. It made motivated me to rethink the way I do things.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I am going to give some of the money to each of my family members, buy Christmas gifts, and start a savings account with the rest.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My mom. She is a great mother and I can talk to her about anything.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
My sister is going to be a teacher. I am going to giver her some of the books to pass out to her students. Also, I am going to give some of the books to my school library.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
I got my sister a toy a long time ago and she still has it to this day. I love to see her happy. Family is very important to me.
- What is your profession?
I am a 10th grade high school student.
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Jorge Perez from South Dakota
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
Reading this book caused me to write down my dreams for the first time. One of the things I put on the list was to get a new car. I worked hard to reach that goal this summer and since then I got the car.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
Since I read the book I have started mentoring someone. It is really great to be able to help somebody out. It is also great to have your dreams written down.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I need to buy some winter clothes. The $1000 will help out a lot with that.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
Mr. Cheddar, my English teacher, has been the most influential mentor to me. He is a great teacher and I am so glad he recommended this book to me.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
It is really great that I got the free books because I have been telling about twenty of my friends about the book and now I can give them a copy. I am also going to donate some of the books to the library.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
My graduation day. My parents were so proud of me.
- Do you have a special mentoring story you would like to share?
One of my goals was to help other people and since I read the book I have started mentoring a young adult and helped him to stop smoking and drinking. It feels really great.
- What is your profession?
I maintain tractors and other equipment. I also do flooring.
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Tina Stolberg, Children's Book Author, California
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
The book shows me that you can do anything you put your mind to. It helped me realize that I need to turn off the part of my brain that tells me I can't do something.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
One of my passions is to help people in need. This book has inspired me to look for more opportunities to connect with people and help those that really need it.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I have my first children's book being published this spring and the $1,000 will be really helpful with that.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
I have two. The first, on a personal level, is my mom. She has a touch of gold and she is a wonderful person. On a professional level, a women named Ellen Jackson has inspired me to write my books. This is my second book being published.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
There are a lot of mentoring programs in my area. I will be contacting them to see how these books can be used in their mentoring programs.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The birth of my kids was most definitely the most memorable moment of my life. I think most people would say that.
- Do you have a special mentoring story you would like to share?
I was a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate). I found it very rewarding to be able to help abused and neglected children.
- What is your profession?
I am a children's book author and a library specialist. I work at a middle school library.
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Christine Moreno, Student, California
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
Before I read the book I would give up too easily. The book made me realize how important it is to have a mentor to keep you motivated.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
Always give 100% and always strive for the best.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
Pay my first semester of college.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My teacher. She is a strong woman and I respect her a lot. She would always drop everything she was doing to help me.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Pass them out to everybody I know. Friends, family, and neighbors so they can have the same experience I did.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why?
I would lower the tuition cost of college. It is too expensive for everyone to go and I think everybody needs a good education.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
When I got honor roll for the first time in 8th grade.
- What is your profession?
Full time student
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Kim Chavis, National Guard, North Carolina
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It inspired me to take action ... to list my goals, to encourage others to read
the book, to share the practices in the book.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
I have already taken some actions: sharing the book with family, friends, and
co-workers. I am evaluating the amount that I am saving. I am determining
whether I am a good mentor and what types of mentors I need in order to
develop.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I was going to buy more books. But since I also got $1,000 worth of books, I am going to put it all in the bank.
Thanks for the free books to share.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
I have been blessed to have many mentors in my life, personal as well as
career. If I had to choose, though, it would definitely be my parents, James
and Gertrude. They provided me with a Christian family and even now still
remain my "trusted counselors."
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Share them! I plan to give some to the NC Baptist Children's Homes, Big
Brother Big Sister of the Triangle, local church prison ministry, military
units deployed to Iraq, co-workers, church family, alma maters (NC State
University and University of North Carolina at Pembroke) and a couple of
copies for my nephew and his classmates at West Point Military Academy.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
Commissioning day as a lieutenant in the Army.
- Do you have a special mentoring story you would like to share?
Bill, a former boss, allowed me to vent about my unhappiness and frustration
with my military career. He then asked what I planned to do. I replied that I
planned to resign. He advised me to "give it twelve months and then make a
decision." He knew that it was just a valley and within twelve months, the
situation would change. He was right. I have now completed twenty adventurous
years with the military with no regrets.
John, a military mentor, advised be from the beginning to "manage my own
career." He told me that I was the best person to manage my career and to do
what was best for me. He was right and I keep realizing this truism
throughout my life.
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Danielle Wolf, 13-Year-Old Student, New York
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
The book Mentor: The kid & The CEO impacted my life in ways that I didn't know a book could.
This book has taught me to go for what I believe in and not to give up. I say this because if
you want something then you have to go for it and believe that you can do it.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
I have always been somebody who would say things like "I can't do it" and things like that. I never really
believed in myself and that I can do things if I want it and believe i can do it. Ever sense I have read the
book, I have believed more in myself and accomplished things I have never thought I would have the courage to do.
My actions from now will be well thought out and will have more belief in them.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I have thought of lots of possibilities of what I will do with the 1,000 dollars. I have also talked to my
family about this because I feel like I can learn a lot about how to invest my money. The first thing I thought of when
I realized I won was maybe I will put all of it for my collage and then I thought maybe I should give it to my mother.
I have always dreamed about going to collage and becoming a teacher. After I thought about that I started thinking about
all the things my mother has done for me. People may say that's what moms are for but is that really true. My opinion on
that is well yeah but soon enough you can do those things on your own. What I am saying is that my mom has worked so
hard throughout years and she deserves something nice. I do know that I am going to take 10% out and take my mom out
to eat and to get our nails done. The rest of my money is going to go into a good investment that my family is currently
helping me with. I will save that money for something in the future for school purposes.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
I am going to say that my mom is because she has been there through thick and thin. My mom has always taught me to love and
care for people not only for people but also for yourself. My mom has taught me many things in my life so far but the
most important advice that she has given me that I currently use a lot is to be true to yourself and others.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
I have given some books away and I am still looking for more opportunities to change someones life. I have given 3 books to my
moms friends from work who is passing the word about it and is giving the other 2 books to her cousin and sister. The other thing
I have done so far is I am giving my uncle a class set for his class because most of his school and students come from people
in jail and gangs. My uncle and I are hoping that they will read this and maybe make them choose a different path in life.
- If you could change one thing in the world what would it be?
If I could change one thing in this world right now it would be the way people act and think of each other. I have been around
people once before that have judged each other by there cover. I think and believe that that is not fair. You should get to know
the person before saying anything. I also have never understood why people fight.
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Sherry Dowdy, Entrepeneur, Yukon, Oklahoma
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
Between reading the book and meeting Tom Pace, the impact has been great. Both have re-energized and re-inspired me. There are several
things in my life that are less than positive. I used to be a positive person and would not let the negative sink in but lately more
negativity has affected me more than I would like. I know reading this book, winning the books (and sharing them) and winning the $1000
has helped me make a turnaround.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
The first action I am starting with is believing in myself no matter what. I am an advocate of Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace.
The last few years I have not practiced his teachings as I should and I am inspired to get back on track toward Financial Peace.
I find lots of mentors through reading and I am going to keep that up. While going through the Reading List, I was pleased that I have
read over 25% of the reading list. One of my new goals is to read everything on the list at the rate of at least one book per month.
I am a distributor with Homemade Gourmet and I have set a goal to be a director with the company within two years. I consider myself
a jack of all trades and master of none and I am going to focus my energies more positively.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
My girls and I were talking about taking a trip to California to visit family either this summer or next summer. When my daughter, Danielle,
was entering the drawing she said, "When I win the $1000, I am going to put the money toward our trip to California." Since I won first, most
of my money is going toward the California trip also. I recently had a friend offer me the opportunity to go to California for 6 days for the
price of airfare. So I am going with ther to Los Angeles in March. I don't usually do things for myself so this is definitely out of my
comfort zone. Winning the drawing helped me make my decision to do something for myself.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
God is the best mentor anyone can have. He is always there and you can talk to him anywhere, anytime and he will answer you and will lead you
when you listen.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
I was introduced and given the book from Yukon's Helping Hand Director, Christine Sorrels. Helping hands volunteers work in the schools
helping teachers with whatever they need from copying, typing, making educational games and much more. After reading the book I contacted
Lakeview Middle School about writing and accelerated reading test for the school. With the books I have recieved, I am donating books to all
of the Yukon Public schools...Elementary through High School and the public library. I have given books to my Sunday school class at the
First United Methodist Church in Yukon and one of the church committees I belong to. I have been giving them to family and friends. I am a
distributor for Homemade Gourmet. I have been recommending the book to other distributors. We have a regional meeting in Tulsa and I look
forward to giving some to other distributors, the CEO Ken Johnson and the founder Tami Van Hoy. When I received the 2 big boxes of books,
I thought to myself "Who do I know to give all these books to?" It has been a wonderful experience and as I am giving away the last half of
the 2nd box, I feel RE-ENERGIZED, RE-INSPIRED AND FABULOUS.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The three most memorable moments in my live are my three girls: Danielle, Tasha and Jamie. There is nothing better than being the mother of three
wonderful girls!
- Any last words?
I think it would be great if everyone would mentor. The world would be a better place.
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Stacie Bourassa, Level III Educational Technician, New Sharon, Maine
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It helped me to look at life in a way that I am not prone to. I often get caught up in “the big picture.”
This book allowed me to re-examine things in more of a step-by-step view. In a way, it revealed to me how
simple achieving my dreams can be.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
I have already begun to save 10% of all the money we earn. I was never sure how much was enough, but this seems
very realistic. I have passed the book along to family and to students in my community; making them aware that
it is incredibley worthwhile for such a short time commitment. I am brainstorming ideas to begin my own business...
feeling now that it really IS possible. I will be running 4 times per week, as soon as we lose some of our snow!
For now, I am snowshoeing.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
After saving 10% of it, I will pay down my debt, as it is part of my Dream List to be debt free in five years.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
I would have to say my husband. I have known him now for 13 years, and he continues to teach me new things. He was the
first person that showed me that love and family are what you put into them.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
I am happy to report that I will be donating them to the Middle School Library that I work in.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
Hands down, it is the birth of my daughter. She is five now, and our family
was so blessed the day she arrived, and every day after.
- Any last words?
Working with middle school-aged children has really shown me that, no matter how well provided for a child is,
they still are searching for people around them that aren’t afraid to show them acceptance, give them praise,
and make them aware that the world is out there waiting for them to leave their mark on it. I think often, if
a child does not appear “needy,” we are quick to dismiss that they still are looking to shape their perspective
of the world around them. They still need guidance, even if their other wants are provided for.
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Arlene Frierson, Massage Therapist & Library Assistant, Tennessee
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
When I started reading the book, all of my dreams came alive again. I realized that we
all have obstacles we meet, but with perseverance anything is possible.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
I continue to look over my dream list...read any necessary material to increase
my knowledge and to keep it before me to remind me to run with my vision and not let it go.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I have a few things in mind. I am in prayer about making the right decision with it. I want to be wise in my decision.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My dad. He started working as a fireman, when there were hardly any African Americans. There were no possibilities of moving to
higher positions. Before my father retired, he had become Assistant Chief. If he could reach for higher and better then so can I.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Give one to my husband, my children, my pastor, my associates at work, donate a set to the library at school, people at my church,
my parents, siblings and friends. I would like to get the books into as many hands as possible!
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The day I got married. It has been a wonderful journey!
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be?
I would want everybody to know that there are big dreams inside of us all...and never give up on them.
- Any last words?
There have been several people that have crossed my path that I have been able to encourage along the way. I believe that is my
greatest gift. Just a smile is my reward.
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Rebecca Chestnut, High School Senior, Washington
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
It made me realize how much good one person can do in the world, even if it something small.
If something is done for the right reason there will always be something good to come of it, big or small.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
Do as much as I can for everyone I can. Meet everyone with a smile. You never know what someone
has been through in their life, or even that day.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
Save it to help pay for college!
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My mom. She is the person who is always there for me and is always willing to do anything that will
help lead me in the right direction. She has taught me many valuable life lessons.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
Give the majority of them to my mom to hand out in her classroom at school to share with her students and give the rest
to friends and other people interested in reading the book.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
Everything that includes my family and friends.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be?
I would change the mentality that people think they are better than others. Everyone in their own way has something
unique and special about them they can offer the world. If everyone realized how much value each person has...this world
would be a much better place.
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Devonte Shackelford, 7th Grader, Florida
- How did the book, Mentor: The Kid & The CEO, impact your life?
I decided to start my on lawn service.
- What actions are you going to take now as a result of reading
Mentor:
The Kid & The CEO?
I took action with my friend in cutting yards and making business cards.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 CASH?
I'm going to spend some of it and save some of it and invest some in my business.
- Which mentor in your life has had the most impact on you and why?
My uncle kenny and he had an impact on my life by teaching the right things to do.
- What are you going to do with the $1,000 worth of free books?
I'm going to give one to my cousin keep some and give the rest away.
- What has been the most memorable moment of your life?
The first time a made a lot of points in a basketball game.
- If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be?
Smoking because to many people die from smoking.
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