In my opinion, investors are contemporary sharecroppers. I’d avoid them as much as you can, retain as much equity as you can, and start reducing overhead as you scale. The need for investors is a red herring; they’re looking to profit off you. Unless you’re building something where you need a lot of capital from the getgo, I’d consider other options. Thanks for the video, and Love your channel 🙏
Exactly. Well at some point you’ll need a investment to grow but it’ll be better to focus on increasing the valuation as much as you can before getting the first investor , to make sure that the founder retain more equity
@@randomcomment7746 i self funded my development, and use the profits to self fund my other ventures. You definitely do not need investors. You need capital. Don’t let Wall Street conflate the two. Figure out the cheapest way to develop your product without ever compromising on quality. Basically, a SaaS is a function that you charge people for. It’s just some lines of code. Build it, and then maintain it appropriately. If you were building a building, you wouldn’t hire the construction workers to hang around once construction’s been completed. Construction workers, for the most part, should only be used if you’re implementing true innovation. Hopefully, you’ve got creative enough architects to allow for that. I find it best to hire great developers on contract, that way you only pay what you need for. I have other ways of avoiding cost, but this is sincerely the most important advice I can give.
You guys are f........ awesome! Well storytold, clear, concicse and visuals are on point. Watched all 4 parts. Well done team! Can't believe how you don't have more followers with such valuable content
A quick note for the production team: there were was some unsual autofocusing happening around the 3:00 mark. Maybe manually focusing could correct that? It seems like the quality has grealty improved otherwise in the past few videos. I've loved following the series and can't wait to see what's up next on the channel!
I love the in-depth review and explanation a big concept broken down wonderfully. Right on bro. Thanks, happy new year to you and all those Striving to put their futures in their own hands.
Most start ups make people drink the coolaid for the hope that company will sell and the stock options of private company will turn into the share price of public company 😂😂😂. No it doesn’t work like that. It works exactly how he breaks it down into this video! Don’t fall for stock options on start ups. Negotiate the highest salary possible ! Get the money now! Don’t work for Hope! Get your money and invest in stocks yourselves
This is a fantastic breakdown of how this plays out for founders, investors, and team members with real numbers! Excellent video! 👏
this is the type of content I subscribed for
It depends as usual. Don't try to create something for selling. Build something that shares value as maximum as possible.
Another great video @caya @slidebean! And thanks for the shoutouts. Always enjoy our collabs!
Does Lacoste sponsor you yet? They should consider an endorsement
Finally content on a legit channel for founder. Very deep
In my opinion, investors are contemporary sharecroppers. I’d avoid them as much as you can, retain as much equity as you can, and start reducing overhead as you scale. The need for investors is a red herring; they’re looking to profit off you.
Unless you’re building something where you need a lot of capital from the getgo, I’d consider other options.
Thanks for the video, and Love your channel 🙏
Exactly. Well at some point you’ll need a investment to grow but it’ll be better to focus on increasing the valuation as much as you can before getting the first investor , to make sure that the founder retain more equity
@@randomcomment7746 i self funded my development, and use the profits to self fund my other ventures. You definitely do not need investors. You need capital. Don’t let Wall Street conflate the two.
Figure out the cheapest way to develop your product without ever compromising on quality. Basically, a SaaS is a function that you charge people for. It’s just some lines of code. Build it, and then maintain it appropriately. If you were building a building, you wouldn’t hire the construction workers to hang around once construction’s been completed. Construction workers, for the most part, should only be used if you’re implementing true innovation. Hopefully, you’ve got creative enough architects to allow for that. I find it best to hire great developers on contract, that way you only pay what you need for. I have other ways of avoiding cost, but this is sincerely the most important advice I can give.
@@jojosthenewblack that’s a great advice !
@@randomcomment7746 Thank you, my friend. Be well, and be blessed 🙏
You guys are f........ awesome! Well storytold, clear, concicse and visuals are on point. Watched all 4 parts. Well done team!
Can't believe how you don't have more followers with such valuable content
A quick note for the production team: there were was some unsual autofocusing happening around the 3:00 mark. Maybe manually focusing could correct that? It seems like the quality has grealty improved otherwise in the past few videos. I've loved following the series and can't wait to see what's up next on the channel!
also. sumn needs to be done about how big his head be looking. i think the hands are too close when he moved them which makes him look ~off~
@@jacksimba ?? Or you could focus on the content instead judging him
It will be great if you can make a video about types of shares: like equity shares, preference shares. What do investors want?
I love the in-depth review and explanation a big concept broken down wonderfully. Right on bro. Thanks, happy new year to you and all those Striving to put their futures in their own hands.
As always, yours is well-presented content. Happy New Year from Kenya my friend.
Finally!!! By US, SLIDEBEAN 😍😍😍😍
The whole process of all that seems like it’s more stress than it’s worth.
Thank you for this caya ..ama contact you when done coding. Superstarz...gang gang gang
10:52 why do you didnt subtract the price of the shares to the acquisition price for the series A funding?
When it comes to acquisition, isn't there companies that help find buyers in the tech space?
Lacoste is pretty popular between startup founders. Why?
Why did you not put (IV) in the title ? I thought there was no 4th part after watching the leading-up videos
Are there startups building solely on top of no code apps winning?
Couldn't find the fourth part because it says nothing in the title
Looks like the early stage “employees” that aren’t called “founders” get screwed per usual. With out employees all you have is an idea.
thanks
what about cosmetic companies?
I wished to watch your VDO collaboration with Garry Tan.
Most start ups make people drink the coolaid for the hope that company will sell and the stock options of private company will turn into the share price of public company 😂😂😂. No it doesn’t work like that. It works exactly how he breaks it down into this video! Don’t fall for stock options on start ups. Negotiate the highest salary possible ! Get the money now! Don’t work for Hope! Get your money and invest in stocks yourselves
Nice videos
Unrelated but did you change your channel's name ?? 😳🙄🙄
My brain hurts
clicked on by mistake, havent got a fackin clue what hes saying, just feel like throwing shoe with stock option at his head.
Woow woow 😍💋 💝💖❤️
Hi I am first caya
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@@cayahere hay caya love you I also make business video inspire from you see my RUclips channel