Angel investing is really not like going on E-Trade or Robin Hood and picking stocks.

If you identify something which you think is an opportunity, you have to fight for that or nobody's

going to make space for you.

And I have a long list of companies that ended up being

phenomenal which I identified just a little too late or I wasn't persuasive enough

or not attractive enough as an investor and as a result you know I'm not an investor

in. What is up you beautiful bastards.

It is your boy Twizzlers,

aka Rabbit Can't Lose, aka Noah Kagan.

I'm eating a lot of Twizzlers these days.

Do you guys eat Sour Patch Kids? I love them. In today's episode I talked to Oh,

Had Pressman of Stackbit.com, but what intrigued me about Oh, hot is he's been doing angel investing on the side for quite some years. And I was like, how do you actually do it? And how does it actually

money work with it?

I've done it myself, but it's kind of random.

So if you've ever been curious about angel investing,

you're going to love this episode.

So three gigantic things you're going to take away from today

is number one, how do you actually get people to come to you or

maybe you shouldn't for engine investing number two what is a skill or

trait that makes you really successful in angel investing and three you're

going to hear about some behind the scene deals that Ohio has done

with some really really interesting companies. Enjoy those three things plus a bunch

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