Asking For Small Money Tells Investors You Don't Believe In Your Business @SlashFinancial

Most first-time founders think playing it safe with a small funding ask makes them more attractive to investors. Slash co-founder Victor Cardenas Codriansky says that's the biggest fundraising mistake you can make.

Investors aren't looking for safe bets. They're looking for founders with unshakeable conviction — and your ask size tells them everything before you even finish your pitch.

$4M. $5M. $6M. $7M. Back yourself or nobody else will.

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