Chapter
Evaluating Companies as an Angel Investor
39:56 - 43:26 (03:29)
Two angel investors discuss evaluating companies and whether the numbers presented by company founders actually add up or not.
Clips
Despite the existence of dishonest people, trusting others can lead to amazing experiences, as proven by the speaker's own experiences buying a car solely based on trust.
39:56 - 40:33 (00:36)
Trust
Summary
Despite the existence of dishonest people, trusting others can lead to amazing experiences, as proven by the speaker's own experiences buying a car solely based on trust. However, it is important to remain cautious as it is easy for people to lie and to get away with it for a little while.
ChapterEvaluating Companies as an Angel Investor
Episode#222 - How to Get a Slice of Harvard's Billion Dollar Case Study Industry
PodcastMy First Million
A startup investor reveals that he has invested in 25 to 30 startups, any of which could be lying to him about their potential success without his knowledge.
40:33 - 40:58 (00:25)
startup investments
Summary
A startup investor reveals that he has invested in 25 to 30 startups, any of which could be lying to him about their potential success without his knowledge.
ChapterEvaluating Companies as an Angel Investor
Episode#222 - How to Get a Slice of Harvard's Billion Dollar Case Study Industry
PodcastMy First Million
The guest speaker discusses the importance of evaluating the credibility of start-up pitches and whether the numbers presented by the founders add up.
40:58 - 43:26 (02:27)
Startups
Summary
The guest speaker discusses the importance of evaluating the credibility of start-up pitches and whether the numbers presented by the founders add up.