This book talk will highlight incredible insights from some of the smartest, most accomplished founders, mentors, and investors in the world.

Here’s the story: Years ago I was starting my first company, and everyone told me to go find a mentor. So I did. The trouble is, I simply didn’t know how to be a good mentee. From the little things to the big things, I had no idea how to make the most of my mentors’ brilliant insights to help me launch a company.

Over the years, I have learned that my experience was the rule, not the exception. Getting the most out of mentorship isn’t something that comes naturally. So I wrote the book I wish I had years ago. It’s called The Startup Mentor.

Over the last decade I have been working at the intersection of early stage founders and brilliant mentors. This book isn’t just my thoughts, it’s also the collected wisdom and best practices of a powerful global startup community.

Finding a great mentor can be that differentiator that gets your company launched. But as a founder, it is up to you to make it happen. This book will show you how.