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📖 DAILY BOOK SUMMARIES 📖 🚀 20 Lessons From 👉 🔥 The Entrepreneurial Bible to VC 🔥 ✨ Andrew Romans ✨ 1. Understanding Venture Capital • Learn how VCs operate, their goals, and funding structures.l • Types of investors: angels, seed fund

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17. Managing Multiple Investors • If you have multiple investors, learn to manage their expectations and keep them informed equally. • Avoid giving any one investor too much influence unless it’s part of the agreement. 18. The Role of Advisors • Leverage experienced advisors to fill gaps in knowledge and network. • Advisors can help you navigate the complexities of VC negotiations and startup scaling. 19. Legal Aspects of VC • Understand key legal aspects of funding agreements, including vesting schedules, founder buyback clauses, and lock-up periods. • Consult with experienced legal counsel to avoid unfavorable clauses that could hurt you long-term. 20. Post-Investment Relationships • Post-investment, foster strong relationships with your investors; they can provide ongoing support and future funding rounds. • Treat investors as partners in your success, not just sources of money 21. Timing of Exits • Be strategic about when to exit. A good exit can maximize returns for both founders and investors. • Consider market conditions and company growth when planning an exit.

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