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...of investors where, respectfully, you would not be so sad if they said no. Really analyze in real time in those meetings what messages are hitting and what are not hitting. Where are investors spending the majority of the time? Are there common quest
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...have enough investors in the pipeline. It is a sheer numbers game. It was Mickey Cusi at Volt who said on the show recently, for his series b, he got 68 rejections before Laurel Bowden at eighty three North said yes. Volt sold in 2021 for a reported
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...investors. So let's bring this all together. Trust times the transaction equals the fundraise formula or written out probability of deal success raised to what it means to them personally multiplied by the valuation at exit. All of that divided by pe
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...truly perceive you. It's gonna change the way you raise forever.
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every five years, it's a six month sprint that all they do is fundraise, and then they cannot fundraise for another four and a half years. Yeah. It's kinda like binge dieting. You only do it once every six years, and for us, it's a no brainer, this s
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try to just kinda schedule haphazardly. They're not treating it as a product in itself. Tell me more. Yeah. You need to fundraise. You need to have a very clear, well thought out strategy to your fundraise and you need to, as much as possible, conden
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...through Boardie or I met an angel that has been super valuable. We also saw people you know, somebody bought a company that they met through Boardie. A lot of people have gotten hired. People have gotten customers. So we've seen a lot of interesting
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I've got two that I really wanna ask. So I'm gonna start with the first one, which is we just talked about it really with sort of fundraising. And common mistake actually is first time founders who feel like they can't raise the capital, so they try
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