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The Minimum Bar of Success for Angel Investing
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The expected return for the minimum bar of success in angel investing is to earn 4 or 5 times the investment over a seven-year period, resulting in a 20% internal rate of return. Although angel investors have a greater chance of success compared to startup investors, investing in startups provides a valuable education that offers insight into how the future is different from the present.
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Angel investing success is at least 4-5 times the initial investment over a seven-year period, with a 20% IRR; although startup investing offers less certainty of success, it provides a better education for learning about business strategies and future trends.
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Angel investing success is at least 4-5 times the initial investment over a seven-year period, with a 20% IRR; although startup investing offers less certainty of success, it provides a better education for learning about business strategies and future trends.
ChapterThe Minimum Bar of Success for Angel Investing
Episode#82 - My Angel Investing Strategy
PodcastMy First Million
In this episode, the speaker shares his insights into angel investing, such as the importance of diversification, the risks involved, and how to continually learn from successes and failures.
24:59 - 25:39 (00:39)
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In this episode, the speaker shares his insights into angel investing, such as the importance of diversification, the risks involved, and how to continually learn from successes and failures. He also offers to share more on the topic in future sessions if listeners are interested.