You're not entitled to be a startup founder or adventure capital. You must understand this when you come to the table and decide you want to work in this space. So we talked a little bit about boot strapping versus v c. If you boot strap, the longer you boot strap, then the less dilution you will have to your cap table. And i did that a lot of my start ups. A not for everybody, but there is risk.
In a Founder University segment, Jason compares running a bootstrapped vs. venture-backed company (1:17), discusses 'pegasus' companies (11:09), advises what types of businesses should take VC (23:59), and explains what motivates VCs (33:27). Then Zach Coelius joins to take some listener questions (38:48).