A short YouTube monologue in which the speaker recounts a recent encounter with a startup founder pitching his business. The speaker found the founder's business model vague and unconvincing; the founder responded defensively and aggressively, which impressed the speaker's trust in his personal grit but ultimately led the speaker to decline investing. The clip ends with a brief closing sign-off.
Yesterday interesting story happened. One founder started to pitch me his startup and I wasn't agree with his business model. It looks like vague and not so much aggressive and maybe not proven enough. So he started to defend his business model, he started to defend what he's doing and and very aggressively. So he won my trust because he is a fighter, but he lost my money. So what do you think about it and how would you behave on his place? Thank you. See you tomorrow. Subscribe.
