What are you trying to do,
exactly?
Your first goal -- should be stating your own exact goal as simply and succinctly as possible.
That is, first state the exact goal that you require this mentor for.
And state it "as simple as possible -- but not simpler".
You know, to quote Albert Einstein...
From the text in your post, I cannot determine exactly what you want to achieve.
Do you want more money? If so, how much exactly?
Do you want to run a company? If so, what kind of company specifically?
Do you want more/better friends? If so, what kind of friends and how many?
What goal do you wish for, exactly?
The first thing I would do is to define (magical word, "define", it means to describe in detail, and from earlier Latin "de fine" -- "to bound, to limit") exactly what your goal is.
From there, you'd determine a pool of possible mentors; candidate mentors -- you'd carefully select at least 20 candidates -- and then you'd try to persuade each one (in order of desirability) that you were worth taking on as someone to be mentored.
You'd prepare (on average, statistically) for 18 rejects, one "maybe" and one "yes" (The "Law Of 20" -- I've written about this in an earlier post).
You'd go with the person issuing the "yes" vote -- once you received it.
But the absolute first thing you want to do -- is to define your goal (in writing), taking great care to be as exact as possible in that writing!
Do that, and now you've got the initial stage of a roadmap to find your mentor!
Anyway, wishing you great luck in that search!
-Peter
(Also, you can email me:
peter.d.sherman@gmail.com
I can help you clarify and refine your goals -- for free!
Just reach out and say 'hi'!)