GTMfund’s Post

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And the first piece of advice I would give is, is to play to your strength. So find out where your skill set and your network is deepest. Seek out the people in your network that would want to be involved. Find out what would incentivize them to be involved. And start with a I don't even call it a wedge because that sells it short. There's a connotation that that's that's not, you know, a big enough starting point. But I think for us, you know, we all know, and I'm an Angel list has an unbelievable data on this as well. But venture is still a power law. Game and especially early stage venture and so getting access to the very best founders and the very best teams getting an opportunity to invest in them and then winning an allocation to actually put capital to work. You know in that round is is the name of the game and I would want to be known to be the best in the world. That's something specific. So where is your network? Where is the value you can provide these founders the deepest the most meaningful and I would start there because you want founders when they're raising and asking other founders who should I talk to? Even if it feels a little specific to start, you want people say you should talk to XYZ fund, they're so helpful with this. You should talk to XYZ fund, they're so helpful with.