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Ansh Kadam

Stealth • 1m

As a Tech Venture Studio owner myself, here are the 2 most common mistakes that I have seen founders make while seeking funding or resources from VC & VS. 1 - I’ve seen many founders make this mistake that while they are approaching me is to think. “Can I fully share my idea or not ?”, “How much data should I share?’’, Will this VC or VS take it to some other startup?”. These are valid concerns, but you have to remember that this relation is kind of a marriage and until and unless there is full transparency between both parties this won’t go forward. And even if you manage to, a relationship that is built on the back of deception will never last long and history has proven it enough. So make sure that you are completely transparent and make sure that the VC or VS is also. 2 - When a VC or VS meets a founder they are always looking for the qualities of the founder and those come forward in deep personal conversation. So again when you are meeting a VC or VS, spend a few minutes on your life journey, how that has brought you to where you are into starting that business. This is very useful as people connect with stores and experiences of on another, and a VC or VS is not just investing it in the company he is also betting on the founder, so make sure you do it right. And if you are a person who is in a lack of funds for the tech required in your startup, we will help you with our Tech Venture Studio, all you have to do is fill out the form in the mentioned in the comment and we will reachout to you. If you have found this helpful, then share the value with someone who may need it.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 1m

I totally disagree with the full transparency part. As a founder, you have to protect your unique idea! I know of cases where VCs leaked info to competitors. You have to be strategic about what you share.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 1m

Founders worrying about VCs stealing ideas is kind of laughable. VCs hear hundreds of pitches; they don’t have time to take your idea to someone else. If you're really worried, maybe you're not confident enough in your execution.

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Ansh Kadam

Stealth • 1m

If you have an idea and need resources, then get in touch by filling out the below form - https://forms.gle/a6vXwXf9vNBa8nLw6

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