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Heyoo Guys Looking for Feedback on My Ed-Tech Venture's Pitch Deck I’m seeking insights and feedback from experienced founders or industry professionals on my early-stage Ed-Tech venture's pitch deck. If you’re open to sharing your expertise, pleas

“VCs be like: ‘We don’t invest in ideas, we invest in founders.’ …unless you’re under 25, didn’t go to IIT, or don’t speak in pitch deck fonts 💀”

Tired of sending 200+ cold emails to VCs and hearing nothing back? You’re not alone. Most founders waste weeks doing this, getting zero replies. Here’s the truth: You don’t need “connections” to raise. You need a repeatable process that works. To

The fastest way to lose investor trust: It’s not missing targets. It’s hiding that you’re missing them. Founders send “everything’s great” updates while their runway was 2 months. The result? Investors stop returning calls. Doors close. a. Send b

Why do so many smart founders avoid being on camera? I’ve learned it’s rarely about confidence. It’s about control. Video forces you to show the parts you can’t polish, rehearse, or hide behind a deck. But here’s the twist: those unpolished parts a

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