“The Secrets of Sand-Hill Road” by mp at Andreessen opens kimono a bit on how VC operates. I think you can do more fresh and different manual on “How to survive in the real jungles of the fundraising” :)
Learning is crucial.
We all saw how Jack D, had almost no ownership at twitter and other genius founders, because they are totally immersed in building their product, but then they had almost no control over their own creations…!
Fundraising is not a game in the sand as many brand-new founders like me thought..bootstrapping of a while..it means “eating glass”..:))
Merci J!
“The Secrets of Sand-Hill Road” by mp at Andreessen opens kimono a bit on how VC operates. I think you can do more fresh and different manual on “How to survive in the real jungles of the fundraising” :)
Learning is crucial.
We all saw how Jack D, had almost no ownership at twitter and other genius founders, because they are totally immersed in building their product, but then they had almost no control over their own creations…!
Fundraising is not a game in the sand as many brand-new founders like me thought..bootstrapping of a while..it means “eating glass”..:))
Can money from extra SAFE be returned to retain the ownership back? I guess not, if investors will wish to keep the ownership of the shares?
*Expert Bias – what is easy for the experts, they think others will understand it on the same level as they are.
Warren Buffet said IF YOU NEED A BIG CALCULATOR – DO NOT DO IT.