If you are a founder and have raised cash (or tons of it), congratulations for the validation of your idea/enterprise. Thats all that is; you now have an enormous obligation to ensure you dont lose those hard earned $$ for your investors. I wish we would stop celebrating the fund raise as if it was the end goal for the business. We have seen how many raised crazy amounts never to turn a $ in profit and cease to exist.
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