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Bridgewater became the world's largest hedge fund with over $150,000,000,000 under management. He didn't start with transactions. He started with trust, and that's exactly what this formula teaches you to do as well. See, the Fundraise formula, it re
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...their startups. If you're serious about raising money, launching your business, or taking your life to the next level, the show will give you the answers so that you too can enjoy your pursuit of making billions. Let's get into it. Why do fund manage
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I went out to market to start raising in 2020, and the world went online. I ended up raising most of that fund sitting right here in this office with a baby on my lap on Zoom. It was hundreds of pitches. It was raised almost entirely from from indivi
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Third, be lucky. Putting your best foot forward is necessary, but not sufficient. You'll need a healthy dose of luck too. Howard Marks advises young professionals that the best way to build a successful investment business is to have started forty ye
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And their process is three to nine months depending on when you start, how much you know them already. And it's a relationships business, and you have to build the relationship over time. Most of the people we talked to said no, just like anybody els
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...necessarily large funding always leads to large growth. It's it's much more internal discipline, much more focus as well when you operate in a limited resource environment, and that at the end
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How much cash do I need to get there? You know, like sometimes they're saying, I'm gonna raise a million dollars because that's my access to capital, and I'm just gonna make it work with a million dollars, or my my uncle's thrown in 400 ks. I got to
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now I get to do that. Yeah. So there's a part of me that's extremely fulfilled and satisfied by the decision to go from zero to one with this firm. So, no, we didn't have the infrastructure, but one thing I did know how to do is hire and build a team
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within consumer brands in let's actually try to raise the minimum of the minimal amount of capital for, for for our product rather than we need cash. We need to make sure we always have cash on hand. We need to make sure we have a lot of capital. Lik
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And too low, it might send the wrong message too high. No one cares what your message is. You're too high. And so, finding that sweet spot is absolutely crucial. So, thank you for sharing those numbers. That's brilliant. You know, when it comes to ra
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different to what we've seen before. I'm just not gonna raise money. So like, it almost feels like quality growth is a luxury product and I need hypergrowth because that's the only way I can get the next round. What would you say to that thought proc
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their growth slows? Well, they will regret not having raised money. Yes. So you make hay when the sun shines. If you're growing and you have a war chest so let's say you raised $5,000,000 in your seed round and you're growing and you haven't touched
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