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Index
Dedication
Disclaimer
Contents
Chapter 1: Someone Else Was Supposed to Write This Book
Chapter 2: The Brooklyn Grinder
Chapter 3: What Is Angel Investing?
Chapter 4: Is Angel Investing for You?
Chapter 5: Do You Need to Be in Silicon Valley to Be a Great Angel Investor?
Chapter 6: What’s So Special About Silicon Valley?
Chapter 7: Startup Funding Rounds Explained
Chapter 8: How to Be an Angel Investor with Little or No Money
Chapter 9: The Pros and Cons of Advising
Chapter 10: Going Straight from College to Angel Investing
Chapter 11: How to Hack Angel Investing: Syndicates
Chapter 12: Month One: Your First Ten Syndicate Deals
Chapter 13: Month Two: Thirty Days of Angel and Founder Meetings
Chapter 14: My Best and Worst Pitch Meetings
Chapter 15: What to Do Before a Pitch Meeting
Chapter 16: What to Do During a Pitch Meeting
Chapter 17: How to Pick a Billion-Dollar Founder
Chapter 18: The Four Founder Questions
Chapter 19: Going Deeper
Chapter 20: Founder or Fraud?
Chapter 21: Evaluating the Deal
Chapter 22: Why Angels Should Write Deal Memos
Chapter 23: The Perfect Way to Decline a Deal
Chapter 24: Due Diligence Checklist
Chapter 25: Your First Yes
Chapter 26: How Founders Should Treat Their Angels
Chapter 27: There Is Nothing More Important Than Monthly Updates
Chapter 28: Your Disastrous Second Year as an Angel Investor
Chapter 29: Keep Your Head Up
Chapter 30: Exits: Great Companies Are Bought, Not Sold
Chapter 31: Finding Your Groove
Chapter 32: Where Does Your Angel Story End?
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Copyright
About the Publisher
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