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In my opinion, it doesn't matter if his doubt is reasonable, as long as you want to get funds from him, you better explain why. Good luck with your startup!:)
by Slashed 17y ago
In my opinion, it doesn't matter if his doubt is reasonable, as long as you want to get funds from him, you better explain why. Good luck with your startup!:)
- eberfreitas 17y agoWell, I did... I told that we were absent, and that should explain the reduction, but he thinks that it should grown organically... That's my question. The fact that it didn't grow organically proves that it's not a good product, not worthy of an investment?
- Slashed 17y agoI see.. The investor should understand that your company is still in its early stage. No, it doesn't prove that you have a bad product or something, it's just that your company is not mature enough to work on its own(that's what makes startups a quite risky investment but sometimes it pays off very well - startups are meant to grow).
- Mongoose 17y agoExplain why you were absent, and be honest about it. However, don't leave the investors feeling that your involvement in the company is waning as you both adjust to new family situations. Come up with a solid pitch that conveys your continued enthusiasm and commitment toward organic growth.