u/Raterus_

Hypothetical fun question. Atrus comes to you and as a reward for all your hard work and support offers you ownership of any one of the worlds you have visited in your travels. He'd also plans to teach you the art of writing worlds as his sons are gone, Yeesha has gone kooky and wants to pass this along as a gift to you to preserve the knowledge.

Which world in the Myst universe (any game, any world) would you choose, and assuming you knew how to expand this world, what changes would you write in?

He also sternly warns you that if you betray his trust and write in questionable things Gehn would approve of, be warned.

I'm curious how others that are mentors approach working with new beekeepers? I've got someone nearby that through the beekeeping club found me to be their mentor. This would be my first experience with being a mentor. Like it or not, my mentor was r/Beekeeping many years back, so I never got that experience of what a good mentor looks like. I see plenty of posts on here of new beekeepers freaking out and their supposed mentor is no where to be found when they need them most.

I want to be available, and encourage independent thought, research and experimentation, but not make this person dependent on me to keep their bees alive. I want them to understand the "why", not just the "what".

Looking for some experience from others that have had successful mentor relationships with others, and how those looked.