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Investing in Startups Without a Fund
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The founder of Earnest Capital, Tyler Tringas, prefers investing in startups personally, rather than through a fund, as it allows him more flexibility and potential to make higher returns. He believes that investing smaller amounts, around $50,000-$100,000, can still result in successful businesses with steady profits over time.
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The speaker talks about how podcast advertising often makes more for the advertiser than the podcast host and suggests owning the products and services advertised for maximized profit.
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The speaker talks about how podcast advertising often makes more for the advertiser than the podcast host and suggests owning the products and services advertised for maximized profit.
ChapterInvesting in Startups Without a Fund
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The speaker explains that investing personally rather than managing a fund allows for more money-making opportunities and less time spent on managing and updating.
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The speaker explains that investing personally rather than managing a fund allows for more money-making opportunities and less time spent on managing and updating. Additionally, investing smaller amounts in new businesses is a more viable and profitable option with a higher probability of success.