Worldwide Ty warns founders about the real risks of taking outside investment: misaligned vision, clashing backgrounds, and dishonest investors. Vet people thoroughly before you let them into your company.
I always risk bringing outside investors because, you know, they cannot see your vision. Right. That can be unrealistic. Goal set for the, for the one that's running it and their, their personal backgrounds. Like, you don't know if they. Personal backgrounds. They're going to bring in something that's going to affect your business, you know, because you don't know if they're a thief or you. It's a lot of different things. So it's important to vet it out really, really, really good.
