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mentoring
...investor, especially early stage, you don't even know who's great for at least ten years after they've written that first check. Right? And and, so really making the right connections with mentors and sponsors to take you under their wing and teach y
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So as an investor VC, you've gotta be willing, you know, to understand that this is more of a marathon, a fast marathon. It's not a sprint. And the rewards from a lot of that investment early on in building, you know, an infrastructure that is truste
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...the mentoring. We give them the support. And if you do that, your hit rate tends to be a lot higher, but it's not a 100%. We know that. What does mentoring look like for an investment professional at Capital? It's two things. It's proactive and react
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...investor VC, you've gotta be willing, you know, to understand that this is more of a marathon, a fast marathon. It's not a sprint. And the rewards from a lot of that investment early on in building, you know, an infrastructure that is trusted, credib
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from transcript17:14 – 18:16
...CBC investor and she knows all the right people to ask the right questions and to get intros to the right downstream investors from Fort Worth who may be able to help us out. And tapping into relationships with experts in other parts of our lives. I
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...to these next investors, if you're preparing for the partner, you're gonna be sorely disappointed when you get the, you know, the the first year associate straight out of business. So the hardest sell for the founder is how are you gonna make that as
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“Stop outsourcing conviction: Why young VCs must go deeper than podcasts”
you know, the associates of different firms talk to each other and share deal flows and, you know, share their views on the market and whatnot. And those are incredibly valuable relationship they shou
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tactical advice1:36 – 2:14
...investor stories. If you're enjoying the That will conclude this installment of investor stories. If you're enjoying the program and would like to see it continue, take a moment and leave a five star review in iTunes. Okay. That will wrap things up f
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...young investors have trouble with failure. Everybody does, but I think when you're investing, especially, you don't want to believe that, hey, the early deals you do are gonna go to zero or have the chance to go to zero. And that might result in you
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...My mentoring sessions are very uncomfortable. I do it in a with a smile on my face. Yeah, of course. But it works. It's like crash therapy,
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“Why early stage VCs should hunt for 100x wins, not safe 2x returns”
...have you, which is not the way to win as an early stage investor.
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framework4:41 – 5:04
...this investor behaves in tough times. I also find it's really important to be very vulnerable in this process. Talk about ambitions, inspirations, fears, childhood traumas. My mother has MS. It's a tough thing to go through as a child, see your mothe
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...new investor, what would you tell them? This is somebody who shared it with me. I think it's even more true today. Right? I think like early on and the way venture works and Nick, you you know this better than everybody else is, you know, the associa
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...The hard part of that equation, of course, is you need investors who allow you to leverage their brand. Eliminating mistakes like these and understanding the landscape are a small subset of tips that can help a manager achieve success. What else can
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...when big investors could see how they made decisions and how they debated and went through it in a healthy way, they knew that everything was scrutinized. So you can use your investment committee and your decision in voting. You can use that as a com
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did not hold it against brand new CEOs. In fact, there's been a steady increase over the past decade in Angels' funding of first time CEOs with no experience. So that it's very good. At the same time, the quality of deal flow is not as good as it has
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