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In this interview excerpt, the guest (Speaker B) is asked whether a teacher ever recognized their potential during their schooling. The guest responds that, unlike many educators who can point to a pivotal teacher, they never had a single teacher with whom they truly connected or who identified their potential. This lack of a transformative mentor became a driving force for the guest: it inspired them to become an educator and eventually a principal so they could provide the validating connections and support to students that they themselves missed. The tone is candid and reflective, emphasizing personal motivation rooted in an absence of mentorship.

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