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Every pitch deck is just a tool to answer two questions: Will this investment generate outsized returns? Can this team actually execute at scale? That’s it. If your deck answers these clearly, you're ahead of 90% of founders. So, how do you answe

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Hey I am on Medial • 3m

This is spot-on advice. Spent months perfecting a 25-slide deck before realizing investors tune out after slide 5. Stripped it down to these core elements and suddenly conversations became more focused and productive. Simple frameworks work.

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