It's funny how these seminars effect your lives.  In my own, the afternoon after attending I sent a quick e-mail to a prof from last year, who has somewhat mentored me in a startup endeavor over the past few months.  The first words he said were, "I think I found a few holes in your business plan."  I think this serves as feedback for me in my business, as well as for Mr. Frame on the quality of his presentation.

I very much agree with the point of the importance of mentors.  Going along with what Jackie Speier said about the importance of relationship building (rather than networking), it's essential to get to know others on a much deeper level.  Usually it's not that easy to develop a relationship quickly or easily, but with persistence and caring it usually will pay off very well.

I thought his point about mentors was very interesting and noteworthy.  I liked that he shared how aggressively he went out and found his mentor.  He places a lot of importance on a good mentor, and I would completely agree.  I could not imagine going into business without any advice or mentor.  I thought he did a good job showing how he went out and got a mentor.  I will use his example if I choose to go into a start-up.

I agree.  Having a mentor can be extremely important in all areas of life.