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ace
@ace
just like dating, investors pitch themselves equally to the founders when they are highly interested. convincing someone to invest by practically begging them when they are not genuinely interested is not a good use of founders’ time
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ace
@ace
my definition of begging for early stage: doing unreasonable hw such as.. - writing a business plan just for them - doing free favors for them - taking excessive number of meetings intermittently just for them
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Emily 🎩🃏🍖
@mahla
Yes 🙌
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Melika🍖🎩🧾🎭🔮
@melikapooya
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Archilles ༄
@archilles
Founders shouldn’t have to beg to be honest I feel if the product is good enough multiple investors would genuinely want in because nobody wants to miss the next big thing
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Abubakar🎩
@bigbenz
Begging is never an approach I would recommend, you have your get the founders to be intrinsically driven, and genuinely interested in the vision Pitching your idea in terms of how massively they get to benefit and develop, is the best approach for me
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Kreept.degen.eth
@kreept
The fact that you have to sell yourself to get yourself to be the one they all covet to have on their side is more or less a stylish way of ‘begging’ 😅 But then,It gets to a point where you don’t have to do much. Because you’ve got the proof of work to show for it and now that’s a way to make good use of founders’ time. Tell me if I’m wrong 🫵😄😄
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Melordy🎩 🐹
@melordy
A different level of simp 😛
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Izzy💫🎩
@izzykid
Lesson in there ✍️
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Brooklyn
@brooklynswift
makes a lot of sense. It's important for founders to focus their efforts on those truly engaged investors
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