You should give the money to a startup with a product, traction and excited users that is founded by (a) non-dudebro(s).
Because those founders don't get the capital they need, because folks like you unfairly do.
This is because the system is zero-sum and wack, but such as it is, what I suggest is a much better place for the money to go, in terms of profitability (as well as for other obvious reasons).
From there, you should get a job at an established tech startup in a BD role.
The last part is what is likely to happen anyway, after you guys give up within the next 2-4 months. But it would be so much cooler if you did the first part before that happens.
With Good Intentions,
A Non-dudebro Founder Not in Need of Capital Because of My Ability to Build Product/Traction with Little Funding
As a founder embarking on a seed round, found this article incredibly helpful. Imagine Transcriptic's raise will be a sort of landmark event as the JOBS Act figures out what it's going to mean for startup investment going forward. Thanks Max.
Because those founders don't get the capital they need, because folks like you unfairly do.
This is because the system is zero-sum and wack, but such as it is, what I suggest is a much better place for the money to go, in terms of profitability (as well as for other obvious reasons).
From there, you should get a job at an established tech startup in a BD role.
The last part is what is likely to happen anyway, after you guys give up within the next 2-4 months. But it would be so much cooler if you did the first part before that happens.
With Good Intentions, A Non-dudebro Founder Not in Need of Capital Because of My Ability to Build Product/Traction with Little Funding
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