The pitch you give to your investors should be quite different from the pitch you give to your clients. The key is matching your narrative to what each audience cares about.

So much has been said about the Dunning-Kruger effect and its applications in every aspect of life. But for the sake of this article, let’s ignore all the meta stuff and go right into where Dunning-Kruger could apply in investing, in both founders and VCs.

Be the person who paves the way for others, not expecting anything in return. Because in the end, that's how we all move forward, together.

If you’ve been around the startup ecosystem for a while, you’ve probably heard the term ‘VC backable’. But what does this actually mean? What do businesses that are not VC backable look like?

An investor update can be a powerful tool for startups, yet many early-stage companies fail to use it effectively. Over 50% of the startups I know don't even send one. So, why is it important to write an investor update?

If you're hiring someone remotely or thinking of working for a company remotely, here are our learnings from our experiences

This list consists of things that we’ve seen during a pitch and well, we really think one shouldn't be doing these things.