I knew from a young age that I wanted to be a lawyer. All my academic choices in middle school, high school and college were laser focused on achieving that goal. What I have since learned is most of the time is spent in the process and not in the result. The process is where we have the opportunity to shape our careers, strengthen our weakness and fine tune our strengths. In this process, mentorship provides us with the tools to face the challenges we will encounter in our professional development and push through those challenges with the knowledge of those who share similar experiences.