Dilution
There is a cost of doing business — any business — and that cost always comes in the form of dilution.
VCs, raising money, dilution, and surviving the capital game without losing your mind.
There is a cost of doing business — any business — and that cost always comes in the form of dilution.
It’s really easy to fall into the trap of hating on VCs if you are a startup looking for funding.
The all-too-common knock against venture capitalists is that they never make up their mind. They lead founders on, always asking for more proof points only to disappear or finally say no months too late.
Raising any kind of investment outside of friends and family is one of the hardest things to do as a founder.
There comes a point where the hunt for funding, the very air that startups need, will suffocate and stall the startup.