This Is What Founders Really Want To Tell Investors But Are Too Afraid To Say
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Anonymity is the new trend in Silicon Valley, and Startups Anonymous is pegging itself as a safe place for founders to share their stories and frustrations.
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A couple of days ago, one founder opened up about what he, or she, would really like to say to investors.
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- 90% of what you see in this "deck" is complete bulls**t. I literally made it up.
- These terms and valuation are completely made up. I looked it up online and went with what everyone else said was a good place to start.
- I don't understand a majority of the terminology, so please don't ask me any questions about it.
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