The Almost Vested Podcast @AlmostVestedPod

A venture capital podcast for investors in the early stages of their career, by investors in the early stages of their career Joined February 2019

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Erik Berg @aBergsEyeView

6 years ago

What is something people commonly misunderstand about your line of work?

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Eric Knight Hornung @ekhornung

6 years ago

@aBergsEyeView @jayclouse @upsidefm @N_Sportelli @chachovaladez @VentureFizz plug: @AlmostVestedPod

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Today I had the opportunity to be a guest speaker to an Entrepreneurial Ventures class at @williamandmary! Such a cool experience especially considering that I was sitting in that class just three years ago! Crazy to think about all that can happen in such a small amount of time

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Erik Berg @aBergsEyeView

7 years ago

New blog post on avoiding monkey traps. "Too often we are trapped in monkey traps of our own making." abergseyeview.com/blog/2019/3/30…

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Garry Tan @garrytan

7 years ago

Startups post-product-market-fit are literally money machines: You give them $X and their revenue goes up by a multiple of X, thereby making the market value of the company go up. Great startups provide returns to investors by consistently outrunning dilution by generating value.

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The Almost Vested Podcast @AlmostVestedPod

7 years ago

How absurd

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7 years ago

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The Almost Vested Podcast @AlmostVestedPod

7 years ago

👀Analyst opp for someone looking to get exposure to PE/VC 👇

samir kaji @Samirkaji

7 years ago

👀Analyst opp for someone looking to get exposure to PE/VC 👇

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The Almost Vested Podcast @AlmostVestedPod

7 years ago

Good thread to get your brain cranking this Saturday afternoon.

Jawad Mian @jsmian

7 years ago

Good thread to get your brain cranking this Saturday afternoon.

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The Almost Vested Podcast @AlmostVestedPod

7 years ago

Potential future guest gold mine 👀

Sar Haribhakti @sarthakgh

7 years ago

Potential future guest gold mine 👀

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7 years ago

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Erik Berg @aBergsEyeView

7 years ago

New blog post on my criteria for evaluating a startup. Does your company check all the boxes? buff.ly/2VSOMyJ

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Peter G Schmidt @PeterGSchmidt

7 years ago

Jotted down some thoughts about how the current king in the QSR game is so good at innovation, and what you can learn from their process / culture. "Think Outside the Bun" #innovation #VentureCapital 17000credits.com/startup/the-mo…

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Eric Paley @epaley

7 years ago

When getting ready to pitch VCs, founders often jump right into assembling a slide deck. I think this is a mistake. I’d suggest that you start by writing twenty headlines that sum up your startup, and only then build the slides. Here’s why: 1/11

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Chris Kubby @ChrisKubby

7 years ago

Three things I wish I knew about social media when I first started. 1. Start early, when platforms get noisy it’s harder for your audience to find you 2. You should spend less time gaming the system and more time creating good content 3. You have a unique view point - share it

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Erik Berg @aBergsEyeView

7 years ago

Love this idea. Remove all the barriers to starting a company and just let people go for it

parker @pt

7 years ago

Love this idea. Remove all the barriers to starting a company and just let people go for it

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Joan Rojas @jrolom

7 years ago

Why @lyft is paying almost $100m per year to @AWS

Hemant Mohapatra @MohapatraHemant

7 years ago

Why @lyft is paying almost $100m per year to @AWS

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Erik Berg @aBergsEyeView

7 years ago

New blog post on the importance of asking "Why?" "Your Why is what motivates you. It’s the reason you are doing or acting the way you are. Too often we stop at the What and never ask about the Why. " buff.ly/2UiBBqr

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Ric Fulop 🇺🇸/acc 🗽 @ricfulop

7 years ago

1/ “During WWII, Navy tried to determine where they needed armor in planes. They ran an analysis of where planes had been shot up, and came up with this. The places that needed to be up-armored are wingtips, central body, and elevators. That’s where the planes were getting shot

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Erik Berg @aBergsEyeView

7 years ago

In a world of listicles and clickbait here is a piece of content that was hand-crafted with a ton of care by @jayclouse and @ekhornung. Very grateful to have been invited to contribute! Definitely something anyone interested in #tech, #VC or #entrepreneurship should check out.