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When Do I Stop Bootstrapping And Start Asking For Money?

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Christine Wong

31-Jan-19 12:30

When Do I Stop Bootstrapping And Start Asking For Money?

An integral part of the scrappy startup experience is bootstrapping. But as your company grows, you need more than that initial investment to keep you going. So when do you make the transition to looking for external investments?


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