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The Collaborative Way: Simplifying LP Engagement for New VC Managers

Disclaimer: This content is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to purchase, or a recommendation of any securities, investments, or financial products. Any examples or scenarios mentioned are illustrative and are not intended to represent specific opportunities or outcomes. This content is not directed at or intended for the general public. Readers should consult with their own financial

The Reverse Startup: Get Traction Without Product - Collaborate > Monetize > Then Product!

Hello friends! In my journey as the co-founder and CEO of Openfor.co, and as a person who runs a startup accelerator the Founder Institute in a more challenging part of the world to build a startup which is Japan & Korea especially for foreigners, I've often been asked about the secrets of building a startup and you can get traction without product quickly, from literally from around the world! (I've counted recently, entrepreneurs from 20 countries). Today, I want to share a

Curiosity is "the new wealth": Where do "what if" questions come from, and how to come up with more?

We're all filled with "what if" scenarios. Have you ever wondered about the possible outcomes of a situation or considered alternate viewpoints? These kinds of inquiries are a natural element of human curiosity and may be a useful tool for creative thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making. But where do these inquiries originate? They are sometimes motivated by personal experiences or current events. They can also come through reading, watching, or listening to many sort