[...] will have a hard time getting any investor attention as a newbie. The common wisdom amongst the cokeheads is that if nobody else is doing it, it must be a stupid [...]
[...] I’m sure anyone who reads this blog is familiar with the elevator pitch. This is a 30 second summary of your start-up designed to persuade unsuspecting business types during short elevator rides. Being concise is a virtue. This is especially true when trying to explain your idea to someone on a Schedule I narcotic. [...]
[...] as an entrepreneur, you may have to talk to the rich and delusional. As many you know, I advise teaming up with someone who specializes in this. Just in case you find yourself unarmed in the presence of a rich guy who is looking to invest in [...]
[...] why investors and engineers don’t get along–engineers are generally too practical. They lack the ability to power up the reality distortion field essential for raising a round. This [...]
[...] will have a hard time getting any investor attention as a newbie. The common wisdom amongst the cokeheads is that if nobody else is doing it, it must be a stupid [...]
[...] I’m sure anyone who reads this blog is familiar with the elevator pitch. This is a 30 second summary of your start-up designed to persuade unsuspecting business types during short elevator rides. Being concise is a virtue. This is especially true when trying to explain your idea to someone on a Schedule I narcotic. [...]
[...] as an entrepreneur, you may have to talk to the rich and delusional. As many you know, I advise teaming up with someone who specializes in this. Just in case you find yourself unarmed in the presence of a rich guy who is looking to invest in [...]
[...] why investors and engineers don’t get along–engineers are generally too practical. They lack the ability to power up the reality distortion field essential for raising a round. This [...]