Venture Capital

Raising money is often confused with success. This article unpacks the economics of Venture Capital to help founders decide if they need funding or just self-esteem.

Burn rate is the speed at which a startup spends its cash reserves. This article defines the metric, differentiates gross and net burn, and explains its critical relationship to company survival.

Bootstrapping is building a business using personal resources and revenue. This article defines the term, explores the mechanics, and compares it to raising venture capital.

Growth Equity is capital for mature companies ready to scale. This article distinguishes it from early-stage venture capital and outlines how it funds expansion and acquisitions.

An exit strategy is the plan for converting equity into cash. This article outlines the common paths, investor expectations, and the strategic trade-offs of planning the end.