Raising capital keeps many startup founders busy. They approach angel investors, seek VC funds, attend conferences (hoping to randomly meet financiers), and endlessly polish their investment decks, business plans, and executive summaries.
To novice entrepreneurs, this feels logical. “With no capital, how can I progress? Money can surely help develop the product and shorten the time to market, right? Besides, everybody says that raising capital is part of the startup foundation process …”
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