I talk to at least a dozen new entrepreneurs each week and probably review two dozen email pitches. Here’s what to expect the first time you contact me.
The bar is much higher if you contact me, instead of getting someone else to introduce you. This is a pretty common practice in every industry. It’s always best to get an introduction from someone trusted by the person you want to meet. If you contact me cold then we’re probably going to exchange a few emails before I invite you to meet in person.
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