You’re grateful for your mentor’s support in the music industry. How can you show your appreciation?

Staying in touch to remind your mentor how much they mean to you is an important action. It's always nice to hear from someone that you mean a lot to them!

Make your mentor proud by listening and putting their advice into action - where appropriate. To pay the check after a coffee/lunch is also a very nice gesture!

Gratitude in the music industry is crucial, especially towards mentors who offer invaluable support. Showing appreciation can be done through various means. Firstly, acknowledging them publicly in interviews or social media posts can highlight their impact. Additionally, sending a heartfelt thank-you note or gift can demonstrate genuine gratitude. Collaborating on projects or offering assistance when needed also showcases appreciation. Ultimately, honoring their guidance by thriving in your musical endeavors is the greatest tribute to their mentorship.

Make your mentor proud by listening and putting their advice into action - where appropriate. To pay the check after a coffee/lunch is also a very nice gesture!

Always share feedback and be honest about what you liked/dislike about their mentorship. As a mentee, you will only get out what you put in and by speaking up, can you learn and grow.

I always mention my mentor in conversations, posts, and when people in their area are looking for someone to work with them on an audio project.

Mentors often love to touch base and see how much you have grown and improved in your career! Check in once or twice a year by sending a kind email updating on your career path, or even go the extra mile and ask for a quick coffee or call. Maintaining long term connections is incredibly beneficial and valuable for growth and networking.

I think that the best way to be grateful with a mentor is to never outshine that person and always be there for them, in case they need you. This is not an ego type of business because the music industry is about relationships and your next important relation depends on how you treat your past relations. Small world the music business is...

Show your appreciation to your mentor by doing brilliant work, building your business, and avoid the mistakes they made, that they shared with you, with the goal to achieve success on your terms with as little agony and suffering as possible.

Here's what else I did: - I mentored someone else - Always be there to listen - Take feedback positive or negative and reflect on it - Ask more questions, but questions that matter - Be genuinely nice and curious

If you’re lucky enough to have a mentor, take a curious approach and be an active listener. Sometimes they will have opinions that push you, and you should remain open to those ideas, especially if they irk you. Ways you can show appreciation for your mentors include: - telling them directly what their mentorship has meant to you - pass it forward by mentoring others - talk about your mentor with press, on social media, etc - when you are in a position to give back to them, do so.