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Today’s startup world is focused on success. Lessons are drawn by studying the accomplishments of Silicon Valley titans. Pitch decks are crafted to mimic those of Google, Amazon and others. A recipe for success? Perhaps. Yet, I would argue that more can be learned from entrepreneurial miscues and, yes, even failures. My blogs here have that predisposition. Successes are still interesting . . . but failures can be fascinating.
The Reluctant Entrepreneur
Often, Founders have unstated, grandiose, long term goals for their businesses. These dreams can sometimes conflict with critical, short term strategic decisions.
Don’t Skimp on Legal Advice
Entrepreneurs are, by definition, not followers. They make their own paths. Nonetheless, they should should always seek out professional legal advice.
Like Venture Capitalists?
The dumbfounded series continues. This blog focuses on how some founders mistakenly think that angel investors always behave like venture capitalists.
Equity and Shares
We use the terms, equity and shares, without giving them a second thought. Startup founders would be well served to pay them more attention.
Working for Equity And Losing
Sweat Equity. Working for equity can be a losing proposition. If you are considering joining a startup, be sure to do your math correctly.
Founder or Co-Founder
Founder or Co-Founder. These are coveted titles, but what do they really mean? Often, they mean far less than one might imagine.
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