Hey, podcast. In today's episode, I talk about what I look for when I invest in a company

and also the types of companies that I prioritize when I'm approaching it as an investor.

I made this because a lot of entrepreneurs approach me too early in the process or without having

a few key pieces in their model before going and raising money.

And so I addressed them in this video and I kind of did it selfishly because I hope that

when people see this video, I'll get more good pitches rather than ones that I have to

say no to.

By the way, if you do have a business that you're looking to scale and you're pacing about

a million dollars or so, and you want to

take that to 10 over the next few years, go ahead and let me know at capitalism.com slash fund.

That's how you could get on my radar for me to join you as an advisor and an investor.

And in the meantime, here's what I look for when I invest in a company.

Raising money for a new business is really easy.

Entrepreneurs write me all the time and say that they are held back by a lack of capital in order to start a new business.

No, they aren't. They are held back by a lack of capital in order to start a new business. No, they aren't. They are held back by a lack of a strategy for getting money from investors. Now, if you do what we talk about in this

video, raising money will be the last of your problems. Because what most entrepreneurs do not

know is if you have a good idea, then you're the hot girl

at the dance.

There's so much money out there.

There are way more investors who want to back good deals

than there are good deals.

That's why good deals get funded.

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