Amanda Heyman
@amandaheyman.bsky.social
Managing Partner @ The Frozen Tundra @tundravc.bsky.social
Minnesotan in the Bay. Attorney. Skeptic. Badger + Wolverine. Rabid reader. Supporting founders and investors who break the mold.
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Minnesotan in the Bay. Attorney. Skeptic. Badger + Wolverine. Rabid reader. Supporting founders and investors who break the mold.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/amandaheyman
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Reposted by Amanda Heyman
In general, if you're building for $10M - $50M markets (sound big but actually small), you may not be a fit for venture capital.
That doesn't mean you can't still build a valuable impactful business.
But try bootstrapping or grants or angels, and don't bother pitching to VCs.
That doesn't mean you can't still build a valuable impactful business.
But try bootstrapping or grants or angels, and don't bother pitching to VCs.
February 13, 2025 at 12:12 AM
In general, if you're building for $10M - $50M markets (sound big but actually small), you may not be a fit for venture capital.
That doesn't mean you can't still build a valuable impactful business.
But try bootstrapping or grants or angels, and don't bother pitching to VCs.
That doesn't mean you can't still build a valuable impactful business.
But try bootstrapping or grants or angels, and don't bother pitching to VCs.