Welcome to Long Term Investor Club — let me tell you what this actually is

I will not pretend I have this all figured out.

I am Oluwapelumi John Oluwalana — a Nigerian entrepreneur based in Kraków, Poland, working my 9-5 by day and building a life in angel investing on the side.

I taught myself angel investing and venture capital. Through books, through obsessive research, through writing investment memos at 11pm after work, and through deploying the little capital I could save each year into companies I believed in.

And I am still learning. That is what this community is.

My 5-year goal is to invest $1,000 every single month into a startup for 60 consecutive months. I am not there financially yet. I am building toward it. And I decided the most honest and useful thing I could do was build toward it in public — so that everyone else who is where I am right now does not have to figure it out alone.

What we are building here — four sections, one mission:

📚 The Learning Room: Every Friday I post something new from my Capital and Curiosity series — covering everything I am learning about angel investing and venture capital from scratch. Cap tables. Term sheets. How to evaluate a founder. Why the best investments look obvious in hindsight and terrifying in the moment. All of it, documented honestly.

🔬 Emerging Technology and Industries : This is where we track the sectors shaping the next decade of investing. AI infrastructure. Fintech and financial inclusion. Clean energy. Quantum computing. Space. Biotech. Each week I will flag what is moving, what is being funded, and what the smart money is watching. If you are building an investment thesis, this section is where that thinking starts.

📂 The Resource Library: Every book review, every framework, every investment memo template I build goes here. By the end of 8 months this will be the most useful free resource for aspiring angel investors on Skool. Structured by topic, continuously updated, free forever.

💡 Deal Watch: A space to share startups you are watching, interesting rounds you have seen, or companies you would hypothetically back. No real money required. This is where we practice thinking like investors — together. Investment committee simulation in public.

This community is for you if:

You are curious about angel investing but have no idea where to start. You do not come from a finance background. You are building toward investing but are not there financially yet. You believe the best investors of the next generation will look nothing like the ones of the last.

This community is free. No pitch. No upsell. No pressure. Just a group of people learning together and holding each other accountable to showing up.

If that sounds like your kind of place — introduce yourself below.

Tell me: where are you in your investing journey, and what sector of emerging technology excites you most and why?

I will personally respond to every single introduction in the first week.

Let us build something worth showing up for.

— Oluwapelumi

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