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How Do You Get the Best Deals in Venture Capital
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According to Josh Wolfe, the best way to get returns in venture is to have people agree with you, but later, meaning you'd want to seek out undiscovered teams, and convince them to take your money, while no one else is looking at them.
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- The Knowledge Project with Shane Parrish
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- Inventing the Future
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