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Without some revenue, every company is on a direct course for disaster - by default. I think that the first pitfall some make is to look at investment money as
by K2h 12y ago
Without some revenue, every company is on a direct course for disaster - by default. I think that the first pitfall some make is to look at investment money as revenue, cash coming in. But its a big giant fallacy.. it is not money from normal operations. Until you sell a product and have money coming in from it you are on borrowed time. This can be intentional and calculated position of building a product and bringing it to market when it is ready, but I get the impression that many don't plan or execute their way out of this fast enough.
- 001sky 12y agoHaving money 'around' tends to make people complacent...people on the outside can't tell the difference between earnings and investment...and this tends to play tricks with people (and their minds( on the inside as well.