Revenue will almost certainly make you more money than VC funding will ever will, unless you’re Ryan breslow. If you have a long term perspective then these two are often at odds, go with revenue and you’ll learn far more

@backpack put a bank in your pocket and use your money whenever, wherever, however without permission

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So if I had a startup, your advice would be to bootstrap?

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Solid advice
Thank you
Are you speaking from experience or you observed from a friend?

Yes, you’ll learn far more. There is a very concise formula which handles VC money particularly well, which is also now influx due to macroeconomics and performance metrics, otherwise it’s retarded to take VC. 

It’s hard af to build something 10 people want, the last thing a builder needs is some mouth breather standing around them spewing go for a billion user brain brain damage

Get 10 people to pay for a thing and you’re probably almost making money if you bootstrap and you’ll learn new things you pretended you knew before you built the thing