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5) If you want to know what someone really thinks, ask him for advice. People tend to be more open and accidentally honest when in advice-giving mode. (h/t @tylercowen for this one)
6) When making a decision, first get advice from domain experts to map out your various options. Then consult people who know you well personally (your mom, brother, etc) in order to *select* which choice makes most sense for you. Experts for choices; close friends for *fit*.
7) In the entrepreneurship field, there's tons of contradictory advice. Be persistent and never give up...but also pivot and adapt. Etc. Expect contradictions. I'm reminded of the old proverb that the opposite of every great truth is also a great truth.
8) Some of the best entrepreneurial advice is indeed cliche (e.g. "recruiting A-players is everything"). But cliches are often cliches for a reason — they often contain real truth. (David Foster Wallace once wrote about this fact w/r/t cliches.)
9) Don’t become addicted to meetings with advisors and mentors. It can *feel* like you’re making progress but it isn't real progress.
10) It's okay if you have some advisors/advice-givers involved who have limited time to actually help. The ideal advisory board is composed of big names with no time (useful for their brand) and no-names with lots of time (useful for their time).
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