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A few non prescriptive guiding principles I have developed for myself over the years #founderlife Thread/ 1/ Believe in everyone, Trust nobody. Everyone intends to put their best foot forward

And so today a few things Investors *do* care about (pre-Series B) and a few they *don't* (but founders think they do) Thread/ 1. Salaries: If you've raised >$1Mn, Investors

Based on a few posts about VC, and my tweet about raising incrementally that got mixed reactions, and an Alex Danco post about if Founders lie, here's a few thoughts

Certain Inalienable truths as a venture backed startup founder Thread/ 1/ You are not your startup. It is a company, a business. Not your salvation. No matter what anyone says,

"Our startup is low on cash, We need to raise to stay afloat.. surely current investors will protect their investment.. surely we can raise this from new investors with 'so

Venture Capital is a tool to build high growth startups. Some Venture Capitalists can be tools though.Know your VCs well. /thread Amateur VC: Self Important VC who thinks they know

A thread about feeling "stuck" in your startup..Disclaimers:I'm a funded startup founder / CEO. I'm incredibly privileged.I live in an awesome cityI am a knowledge worker.These are high class problems.People

A few thoughts on personal wealth creation for startup founders..Every personal wealth thread says "invest, don't save"Being a startup founder is not conducive to doing that. A singular focus on

During a pitch, If they say: "Great team!""Cool product""Great Idea""When will that launch""Who else is using this""When does this go live"....you know they think your product sucks.. During