Which statement best describes your idea of an ideal mentor?

He doesn't need to be ubiquitous, but he knows when to speak up.
It can move me forward without pushing me.
It teaches me how to think, not what to think.
He can be quiet when I need to talk.
He knows the difference between my way and his own.

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