About startups, belief in the idea and investors
By the nature of my work, I often communicate with both web developers, absorbed in an idea and its brilliant future, as well as offline startups who are trying to promote a business based on a conditionally new idea and make money.
What unites them? Belief in an idea, often fanatical, share of perseverance, willingness to work and dreams, everything will be cool. And all (well, very many) are looking for an investor.
What is a startup? This is an idea that can make money with proper implementation and success. Why is the lucky beginner so torn under the wing of his uncle with a fat wallet, which will receive financial (and therefore full) control?
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Primary budgets (before the receipt of the first profits, on the basis of which development can be planned, justifying the implementation of the business plan) of the projects I discussed constitute "several million rubles." Say from 1 to 10. Why, for a relatively small amount, do you run to your uncle, giving him a share, and sometimes control? It seems to me - from self-disbelief, from fear of risks, from inexperience, from a subconscious feeling that nothing will work out.
And if so - not enough for such startups, both online and real.
Weakly lay down your apartment under your brilliant idea or write a sensible business plan and go with him not to an investor, but to a commercial bank for a loan?
What unites them? Belief in an idea, often fanatical, share of perseverance, willingness to work and dreams, everything will be cool. And all (well, very many) are looking for an investor.
What is a startup? This is an idea that can make money with proper implementation and success. Why is the lucky beginner so torn under the wing of his uncle with a fat wallet, which will receive financial (and therefore full) control?
')
Primary budgets (before the receipt of the first profits, on the basis of which development can be planned, justifying the implementation of the business plan) of the projects I discussed constitute "several million rubles." Say from 1 to 10. Why, for a relatively small amount, do you run to your uncle, giving him a share, and sometimes control? It seems to me - from self-disbelief, from fear of risks, from inexperience, from a subconscious feeling that nothing will work out.
And if so - not enough for such startups, both online and real.
Weakly lay down your apartment under your brilliant idea or write a sensible business plan and go with him not to an investor, but to a commercial bank for a loan?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/25063/
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