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Creating a Startup from Scratch? Here’s a MUST-READ Book For You
- Published December 07, 2022 3:53AM UTC
- Publisher Osama Hassan
- Categories Capital Raising Tips
Straight Talk For Startups is an invaluable handbook for anyone running, working for, thinking about creating a startup from scratch, or just curious about what makes high-potential ventures tick. It outlines 100 essential rules: from pitching your idea, to selecting investors, to managing your board, to deciding how and when to achieve liquidity.
Here’s a sneak-peak into the kind of ideas the book explores:
– The best ideas originate with founders who are users
– Conduct detailed due diligence on your investors
– More ventures fail from indigestion than from starvation
– Fundraising takes more time than you think
– Small boards are better than big ones
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