Aim for ten times, not twice. The bigger goal forces you to drop most of what you do and keep the part only you can do.
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Convince Investors to Fund You
Bill Reichert, Henry Wong & Andres Pira
People who've sat through thousands of pitches on the mistakes that sink most of them. Worth an evening before the deck, not after.
For: founders
For members, for your own study: please don't pass the files on. The authors deserve better. No key yet? Ask for one.
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