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Thinking Like Venture Capitalist

For the important things you have to consider, think like a venture capitalist: jot down everything you can on the subject you're trying to decide on ( the pros, cons for example) and read it out loud.

This is almost like writing an investment memo for a V.C. investment: for this situation, the investment is of your time, money, energy, etc.

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