> I DO want to work on what I want to work on That's funny, you just spent several messages reiterating that you didn't care what project you worked on. To me

> I DO want to work on what I want to work on That's funny, you just spent several messages reiterating that you didn't care what project you worked on. To me, "please give me money and great people to work with" is not a convincing pitch. Plus, if I already have a group of great people working on something, why would I want to burden them with an additional person who had no particular interest in what they were working on? On the other hand, if you were really interested in a particular problem domain and had expertise or at least enthusiasm for it specifically, then you're giving investors a more compelling reason to put their money behind you. Remember that investors aren't only the VCs and angels, they're the people you're working with. They have a lot invested, too.