30 Lessons at 30 - by Kevin Gee - A Letter a Day
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This year, I’ve received a lot of outreach from investors leaving their firms to start their own—many times more than any other outreach I get.
This year, I’ve received a lot of outreach from investors leaving their firms to start their own—many times more than any other outreach I get. Usually, they want to talk about the different investors and strategies I’ve studied, and see how they can differentiate theirs. The industry seems to be at a crossroads: prior to this year, the most common question I got was whether people could invest with me (I haven’t taken on any external capital to date, so I haven’t been able to help with this). As with any investment, one of the first questions I ask is: “What’s different?” For people who…
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