i liked this point
Remember, investing is emotional
 its the most important

So given your 5 points how do you think EOS was able to raise so much money? Surely their success condraticts a lot of your points definetely 2.a and much of 3

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I believe that if we follow these steps in detail we can achieve the desired results

Hello, your advice is for traditional businesses and they are good, but if I'm in steemit it's because I want to go further, I have a good project, it's tangible products, but they also include technology, I think I can get a work team here, I need programmers, designers, experts in laws and blockchain. What will be better, create my start up first or talk in steemit my project to try to get a work team and investors?

Investing emotionally is what I have experienced alot.
It touches the heart , and you can't just figure out what the wrongs her.
Hoping to get profits in return we want to break limits.
**Better to invest than spend**
Nice points  from you @nalabra 

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excelent information, very good video thanks

When it comes to scaling up a business, it’s often at the critical funding hurdle where they fail. Here are six essential steps to getting your business investment-ready.

1. Know Your Point Of Difference
2. Tell Me About Your Market Place 
3. Be Bold About Your Investment Options
4. Build The Right Team 
5. What’s Your End Goal? 
6. It’s Not Just Your Forecasts… It’s Your Assumptions

Have you ever received a traditional bank loan as a form of financing or have you always sold shares to business angels? My experience is that being bank-funded early as an start-up is very difficult.

Great video!