Mentors are only necessary when you have a problem or when you're just starting out.
That tends to be the general attitude towards finding a mentor. But there are really good reasons why everyone - regardless of where they are in their career or in their life - should have a mentor.
As CHEK Faculty Member Warren Williams explains, there are three good reasons why you should have a mentor:
1) So you don't have to reinvent the wheel
2) Because you don't know what you don't know
3) To help you cope with failure
Warren also discusses different types of mentorships and how you can find a mentor that works for you.
