by Brad Feld July 4, 2008

Intent, Term Sheets, and Off Limit Questions

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him. Term Sheets vs. Intent 3 VC Questions You Should Not Answer Dancing With the One Who Brung Ya Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him.

Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

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May 8, 2008

Get Rid of the Friction

Josh Kopleman has today’s great post up titled How to "Ask for the Order". After I read it, I thought a better title would have been "Lubricating Commercial Transactions", but then again, I’m not a titleist (one who is excellent at making up titles.) I learn this lesson over and over again, especially after a […]

December 27, 2007

Mark Davis – Get Venture

Mark Davis – a member of the DFJ Gotham – has written a very extensive series of posts on his blog titled Get Venture. Mark describes his goal as to "create the entrepreneur’s manual for raising venture capital." He’s covered a lot of ground that is a good read for any entrepreneur looking to raise […]

March 22, 2009

Risk Tolerance is a Competitive Weapon

Today’s best post of the day is from Josh Kopelman of First Round Capital. Most of Josh’s posts are winners and Nothing to Lose (or Risk Tolerance is a Competitive Weapon) provides some great insights into the impact of risk tolerance during the 2000 downturn and how PayPal used it as a competitive weapon against eBay.

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