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For some reason, the "Circle Adds" notifications are not showing all of those who may have circled the page, so if...

For some reason, the "Circle Adds" notifications are not showing all of those who may have circled the page, so if you have not been added back and feel that you should be, can you please comment here so we can get that rectified? Thank you!
And we are looking for more mentors right now. Let us know if you are interested in mentoring. We have some general outlines for how you can help others, even if you have a limited schedule, available on the G+ Mentorship Program for Photographers About tab now––go check it out! https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/105385385448524520257/105385385448524520257/about
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  1. Kim Troutman -- I think that is one of the biggest things that prevents some folks from mentoring others, the feeling that they need to learn but not teach. The thing is, in all my years mentoring others (this is Robin, by the way) I have found that I learn much more when I pass it on to other's. As I mentioned in a comment above, even if you are learning something right now, you can take on a small group of people and say, "I'm learning this, would you like to follow along with me on my adventure?" ... ;o). And then just get a book and walk people through it with you!
    If you are interested in mentoring and passing along what you already know, that would be awesome! It doesn't have to be complex; people need all levels. When you feel you might want to do it, give Robin Griggs Wood a plus-mention in a private post and we'll go over what is possible ... :o)

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  2. Will do Robin Griggs Wood.  Thanks!

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