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Category - Money
So you have an incredible startup idea? You’re passionate. You’re inspired. You’re starting to worry about money. All founders’ conversations shift from vision to money. It’s unavoidable. You need money to launch. You need money to stay alive. Here’s, what you need to keep in the forefront of your mind.
We're back with the second installment of this three-part series. Today it's all about the exit strategy. Here are a few exit strategy examples. Remember, it's...
Too many entrepreneurs jump right into raising money. Jenny Kassan stops by to tell us the three things we should do before having any conversations with...
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Tire-kickers are individuals who are best described as time-wasters who parachute into your business and pretend to be an interested buyer.