Omar Zenhom argues that finding a mentor won't solve your problems. You have to make decisions with incomplete information anyway, like in poker. That uncertainty is just how entrepreneurship and life work.
If I just find the right mentor, everything will fall into place. No, it won't. You still have to do the hard part, which is making tough decisions with incomplete information. That is life. This is why I love poker so much as a game. Because that's what poker is. You're making decisions with limited information, and you have to try to make the best decision based on what you know. Entrepreneurship and life, by the way, is uncertain. It's all about uncertainty. No one can promise you an idea will actually work out, that your business is going to be successful. Anybody who does that is a charlatan.
