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You’ll be ready to run through a brick wall after watching this Another banger from iverson Soren Iverson

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“If you go after revenue people will ask ‘how much’ and it will never be enough. No revenue. No one wants to see revenue.”

There was a time when VCs would give you a billion dollars if you didn’t wear shoes to work

Adam Neumann raising more money is like giving your ex one more chance because “they’ve changed.”

Are you currently raising?

I might need to shut this account down. 😆 Nothing a VC can say will ever be more self-aggrandizing about the profession than this.

100 VCs vs 1 Gorilla This would never happen because the VCs would pass on taking part and just cheer from the sidelines

A lot of founders chase fundraising like it’s the end goal, only to discover they’ve perfected a pitch deck, not a sustainable business. After building three companies and selling two, here’s what I’ve learned: raising venture capital isn’t a badge of honor. It’s just a means to

Big news: Rork raised $2.8M pre-seed & is now the fastest growing app that builds mobile apps We're backed by a16z a16z speedrun 🧊, Chapter One, Annie Hawker, Charlie Cheever and Evan Bacon 🥓 from Expo, contributors of React Native @vjeux and Marc, Austen Allred, Siqi Chen, Matteo Franceschetti,

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to this day I refuse to believe this response was real

“It’s important to be high-agency, never follow the herd, and think independently” - Tyler, 29, Ivy League grad, FAANG employee, lives in SF, into rock climbing, craft beer, and axe throwing

Why do VCs post screenshots of busy calendars like a badge of honor?

A lot of high-potential people play it too safe, too soon. The bigger regret isn’t failure, it’s hitting 40 and realizing you never bet on yourself. I see it constantly: brilliant grads from elite schools funneled into banking or consulting. It’s the predictable move for a

BREAKING: Jason Calacanis (early investor in Uber) invested EARLY in Uber back in 2009

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