by Brad Feld July 4, 2008

Intent, Term Sheets, and Off Limit Questions

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him. Term Sheets vs. Intent 3 VC Questions You Should Not Answer Dancing With the One Who Brung Ya Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him.

Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

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Risk Tolerance is a Competitive Weapon

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