I, people in the industry call me Lao Xu, am a female investor who has been working hard in the venture capital industry for ten years and still persists to this day. I am also a little gossip queen in the industry who specializes in collecting all kinds of weird stories. After ten years of deep pits and chaos in the industry, I have handled hundreds of projects. In addition, with best friends in the industry, tea parties with big bosses, and various gossips during banquets, I have accumulated a lot of various stories in the venture capital circle.
Therefore, the purpose of this article is not to teach you about venture capital, but to make a black hole and tell everyone all the gossip that has been heard and witnessed in the past ten years. It should be my old Xu's electronic black hole.
Each chapter has a short story, updated every day, which will make you tired of listening and reading!
All stories are purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental.
Reader comments
When I started my business in 2019, I have been looking for this type of book. It was only now that I saw such a book. Unfortunately, I have stopped my business and am studying for a Ph. D. Full-time. To be honest, successful entrepreneurs are rare. Listening to their stories will always make people fall into the illusion of "I can do what I want". But not many people understand that business failure is the norm. Most of the losers described in the book are doing things according to their own human nature.
To be honest, I don't know if I am considered a failure in entrepreneurship, but fortunately, I still have the ability to choose my own lifestyle without getting old.
I will probably start a business after I get my doctorate. After all, a restless heart with no desire to consume will only be happy when it makes money. Who knows
When I started my business in 2019, I have been looking for this type of book. It was only now that I saw such a book. Unfortunately, I have stopped my business and am studying for a Ph. D. Full-time. To be honest, successful entrepreneurs are rare. Listening to their stories will always make people fall into the illusion of "I can do what I want". But not many people understand that business failure is the norm. Most of the losers described in the book are doing things according to their own human nature. To be honest, I don't know if I am considered a failure in entrepreneurship, but fortunately, I still have the ability to choose my own lifestyle without getting old. I will probably start a business after I get my doctorate. After all, a restless heart with no desire to consume will only be happy when it makes money. Who knows