I agree with the article. But mostly with what is mentioned at the end. "Many times over."
If you look at your expenses like capital investments and you employ a good strategy of weighing alternatives against alternatives then that .1% may dilute to .001% with a future higher valuation.
The investors money is in place to cover the expenses that allow you to build the startup company's infrastructure. Try not to look at it so painstakingly.
If you look at your expenses like capital investments and you employ a good strategy of weighing alternatives against alternatives then that .1% may dilute to .001% with a future higher valuation.
The investors money is in place to cover the expenses that allow you to build the startup company's infrastructure. Try not to look at it so painstakingly.