Naval Ravikant’s advice for getting a meeting with an investor
A short excerpt of Naval Ravikant giving practical advice on how to get meetings with investors. He emphasizes respecting investors' limited time, qualifying leads before requesting meetings, providing written summaries or plans first, securing trusted introductions, avoiding pressure for in-person meetings, and letting investors request follow-ups if interested.
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