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Yup, VCs tend to favor go-big-or-go-home ventures. There are also lots of seemingly tiny things that can be made bigger too... and those are better pitches/fou
by disposeofnick9 11y ago
Yup, VCs tend to favor go-big-or-go-home ventures. There are also lots of seemingly tiny things that can be made bigger too... and those are better pitches/founders to astute investers like Thiel whom realize small people are all talk and big people understate themselves.
Reminds me of running into some tipsy Sequoia guys the night before the WhatsApp announcement... no lie,
I knew who they were and what happened (figure it was a gigadeal) the second they walked in to a certain donut shop. It's definitely party-worthy when the fund is above water and all other exits are IRR gravy.