Investors don't invest in an idea; they invest in time. Watch this video; it might save you a lot of startup heartache. My Reddit account:

Do you all use X/Twitter to find other founders or investors? Saw this group on X just now. There are, as you know, a buhjillion of these. Wondering about X as a platform for you to advance your company.

I've been tweeting a lot this morning about startups and entrepreneurs, so of course an ad pops up on X asking me to follow @EntreLeadership. (There's a 50/50 chance you'll click on that link to the left... 75/25+ since reading what I just wrote.) Sure enough, he's using the time-tested Tony Robbins-style of "get multiple thousands in value for pennies on the dollar." Have you tried this? Has it worked? 👇 👇 👇 COMMENT BELOW if you have a story or opinion...

Hi guys. I had coffee yesterday with a deal partner, who helped me refine my accelerator idea and also suggested there might be capital available for founders in several adjacent industries, so I thought I'd outline all the sectors I'm looking to support: - Aviation - Aerospace/U.S. defense-military - Agritech/agribusiness - Aquaculture - Automotive - Energy - Healthcare/medtech - Oil/gas Further, if you are a mentor in one of those areas -- with a speciality in product validation (a customer writing a check) -- then I want to hear from you!

I’m only 6 minutes and 45 seconds into this, but it’s got some really valuable advice—valuable enough for me to want to listen to the whole 1 hour 30 minutes. https://youtu.be/KhFlD54nQrY?si=nQuimR4Z8A9imRqp