Entrepreneurs are adept at discovering new justifications for doing crazy things, like founding a startup. These justifications—enumerated at angel, VC and other investment meetings—are key indicators of the entrepreneurs’ raison d'être. This reasoning is prominently accounted for alongside mission, differentiation, and business models in the qualification of an investment.
“Why do you want to do a startup?”
“Why do you want to do a startup?”
“Why do you want to do a startup?”
Entrepreneurs are adept at discovering new justifications for doing crazy things, like founding a startup. These justifications—enumerated at angel, VC and other investment meetings—are key indicators of the entrepreneurs’ raison d'être. This reasoning is prominently accounted for alongside mission, differentiation, and business models in the qualification of an investment.