i feel like that's important for founders to understand too, is that when we say, please n come back to us, or yet, that it's not there are times when just like, no, it's not in ours. And i also do think that a the weight no is a real thing, right? A lot of vises are going to give a, know, to see how tenacious you are. They might very much want you to come back every three to six months with new information and having hit new milestones. This doesn't mean you send 70 males this week. But then it does seem like there are, legitimately, a lot of times when it's like,
For today's VC Sunday School, Jason talks about saying "no" to founders (1:20), and Molly asks about board meeting etiquette (20:12). Then, for This Week in Climate Startups, Molly speaks with Michael Luciani of Climate Capital (37:18).
(0:00) Jason intros today’s show
(1:20) VCSS: Saying “no” to founders
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(11:01) Some VCs give a “no” to gauge a founder’s tenacity
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(20:12) Board meeting etiquette
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(37:18) TWiCS: Michael Luciani of Climate Capital
(1:02:40) Outro