Thank you for the response. It brings up an interesting point - I would be
interested to know the relative success rate of the non-monomanical
obsessive entrepreneur, both in terms of VC interest / success ratio and
just in general. I think it would be a good thing for society in general to
hav
Great advice. Thank you Alan. Really helps put some perspective on things.
On Friday, May 8, 2015 at 11:00:21 PM UTC+10, Alan Jones wrote:
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> Hi Alfred,
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> Yes, every time you pitch, meet someone, talk on the phone, send an email
> or tweet something, the people you're interacting with are goi
Thanks for posting this Lee.
I like the interface but I don't understand the point. To advertise for
free on your website, I would still have to pay REA or REV to advertise and
then you take it from them. You add a little bit of general (but mostly
useless because it is too general) reporting
Some good responses here and I expect a few more will come. From my
experience, if you don't act like a dick (I love watching these people on
Shark Tank), then potential investors will be happy to see you progress and
invest when your business meets their criteria. I have piched multiple
busine
> mean that potentially, when investors and the people that help inform the
decisions on what to invest in / assist with, would blacklist you to an
extent?
not so much blacklist but perhaps not meet their screening criteria and
thus not "worthy" of attention. The problem is that the traits you'
