What is success to you?
Um, probably help the most people what they can, uh, to
bring their, uh, dream come true.
Dreams come true.
I get that.
Um, well, do you have a goal and how many people you like to
help before the end of the year?
Uh, probably as much as he can.
Okay.
Um, and so when you came to building your business, because
you started in design, have you actually reached out to others to
help you in areas that can help you focus more on the business, such
as someone to help you build a website or someone to invest in you per se.
You know, I'm wondering to the same things that you're giving your clients.
Could you utilize for yourself?
Uh, yeah, I am.
I'm always, uh, try to connect with some experts in a separate niche
because you cannot be great in everything.
Uh, I'm use, uh, uh, the strategic, uh, you can be great only close niche.
Uh, and, uh, I try to call cover only one and be deep in it, uh, as much as I can.
But if I need other experts, I, uh, better to look them, uh, because right
now it's, uh, uh, quite easy.
Probably you can just use the LinkedIn or other platforms just to find right
professionals, uh, in probably each area.
Yeah.
I get that definitely.
And I asked that question because on the other side of vision pros live, we also
have first-class business that actually, you know, we have people just meet with
and see how we could be of help to you.
Um, so that you can also have.
You're at 400 plus right now.
Why not be at 600 and to help you create some goals for yourself.
So that's the reason why I asked that.
And I have, I would like to know what tips do you have for entrepreneurs when
it comes to pitch deck and consulting?
Um, probably, uh, the most, uh, golden rule, uh, when you come to pitch deck, it's,
uh, not to try to put all you, all what you have, uh, in your pitch.
Uh, try to, to stay with golden rule, like, uh, one slide, one idea.
So, because, uh, uh, when you send it to investor, uh, you send it to
investors, uh, when you send it to investor, uh, this is a really busy people.
And then, uh, not able to read, for example, 30 slides, long pitch,
and no one will read it.
You need to be as short as possible and go to the point as quickly as you possible.
Wow.
Share one more with me because I think that was really good.
I never thought about that.
It's almost like a resume, right?
You send a resume and it's like two or three pages.
Nobody's going to get that.
So this is, this is pretty much like the same thing, right?
One pitch, um, one page.
Is that correct?
And then with that being said, you know, my mind is going now.
What, what's the likelihood of their communication?
So when someone does do a pitch to an investor, how long does one wait
in order to hear back from them?
Um, mostly it's depends of regular.
It's okay.
Yeah.
I didn't know this.
Something strange happened today.
Um, mostly you mean how quickly you can get feedback from the investor.
Yes.
Probably is depends, uh, uh, which investor you try to reach out, uh,
because you need to, uh, the investors really picky to the startups, but
you need to put your efforts to, uh, for example, if you do some, uh, physical
product, uh, uh, in, uh, for example, food area, uh, some maybe new, new
product, uh, you need to find investor or fund what investing only in this.
Uh, but you need to find a new investor.
Uh, but, uh, if you try to reach out to anyone, it's not, not can work
because, uh, uh, investors looking for the startups, what they have expertise
to make the prove your startup makes sense to them to bake, uh, to be in
their, uh, case.
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