Qualitative, gut-based investing is better for early stage investing, like Angel investing

The difference between early stage and later stage investing lies in the qualitative approach of the investor. In early stage investing, being more qualitative than quantitative is essential, with decisions based on gut feelings, optimism, and trust in founders even when limited data is available. These qualities can be challenging in later stages, where a more quantitative and data-driven approach is favored, causing frustration for intuitive thinkers like the speaker. The speaker's experience highlights that for those who deeply think about the world and rely on gut instincts, early stage investing, such as Angel investing, is the most suitable path.

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