I am an ex founder, recently left my company. I don’t seem to have the courage to start again and don’t feel like have any skills . I’ve been consulting some startups on fundraise, should I try building an investment banking company ?
I don’t know if that is what I want to do.
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Were you good at fundraising/have seen fundraising earlier? In that case, sure, you'd be ideal to try an IB play.
I seem to naturally gravitate towards it. And have decent dealflow. I don’t know why it is frowned upon? Also heard stories of people not making any money for a long time
Yes, raised $2Mn + for my ventures, was in shark tank also. So have that experience
I'm in a similar situation. My startup's growth has become stagnant last 2 years and most of my work is delegated to new hires and interns. Dunno what to do next.
Used to do marketing but now bored of marketing.
Founder to a fellow founder, it wasn't easy the last time, it isnt going to be easy now. I don't agree on the part that you don't have any skills, skills have made you a founder so hone them till perfection and find new inspiration.
You are right brother. Thanks for existing
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Graduated from NMIMS in 2023- BSc Finance. Interned at some marquee IB firms and startups.
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