While rookie entrepreneurs believe that they can't take a step forward until some kind stranger delivers the full sum listed in their business plans, savvy entrepreneurs are always moving their projects ahead. One of the reasons they can do this is because they approach funding differently. They break their financing down to into asset-sized chunks and then go after the assets on a just-in-time basis. This enables them to start showing real signs of momentum and progress from the get-go. In contrast, rookies can point to little if any progress until they have been fully funded. This is a lethal confidence killer for investors.
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Posted by LarryWildman under Raising CapitalFrom http://barrymoltz.com 3983 days ago
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