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How To Pitch
Angel investors or to VCs, if you have to pitch as if your life depends on it, these are a few things you must do.
1. Communicate the value of the opportunity to investors who’re interested
2. How does the this product, service or system transform the lives of the consumers.
3. How would you deliver.
The mistake we make is:
1. Over prefacing. Before the actual pitch
2. Set the stage too much.
3. The challenge is no one has the time. They are infact eager to offer the opportunity.
In a few seconds,
1. One you offer
2. One you deliver
3. One you need
And get the nod.
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One Of The 6 C's - The Pillars of Future STRONG
Our children will one day face the real world without our support. Academic development is not the only skill they will need in the real world where people skills like taking the lead, emotional intelligence and a strong moral compass will determine who will shine. So, as parents who want to raise well rounded adults, we want to give them the right tools for their personal development.
Here is COMMUNICATION as described as the 6 C’s of Future STRONG.
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