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Carlos Espinal
@cee · Partner
Just to provide a little bit of context, I wrote the book because of the stories that I witnessed as part of working with early-stage founders, and thought that by sharing them, it would help others avoid some of the challenges. Additionally, I wanted to find a way of supporting founders from across different ecosystems.
I also wanted to highlight non-tech-… See more
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Carlos Espinal
@cee · Partner
Just to provide a little bit of context, I wrote the book because of the stories that I witnessed as part of working with early-stage founders, and thought that by sharing them, it would help others avoid some of the challenges. Additionally, I wanted to find a way of supporting founders from across different ecosystems.
I also wanted to highlight non-tech-… See more
Dan Gray
@dan_e_gray · Minimum Viable Person
Fantastic resource, released with an admirable model. What's not to love. :)
Sten Tamkivi
@seikatsu · CEO, Teleport
Well done, @cee - read the book, love your down to earth and simple style and practical tips.
More importantly, have recommended this to two founders in early seed raising conundrums just today. And this is just day 1, you'll be saving many a gray hair and sleepless nights for young founders in weeks and years to come.
Rob Williger
@robertwilliger · CMO MapFig, Copywriting for Non-Mktrs
I downloaded this last night and started to read it. Looks like some pretty useful information on raising money.
Ricardo Fayet
@ricardofayet · Co-founder, Reedsy
As a proofreader for the Fundraising Field Guide, I've been able to read the book a couple of times, and as a startup founder who's just been through the experience of raising a first seed round, I can definitely vouch for the book. It's simple, clear, with clever analogies that make the process seem less daunting, and easier to understand. Definitely a must… See more