How to get investments for your company?

Raised $125K for my own startup.

Now building inside a YC-backed company.

I’ve been on both sides of the table:

pitching, getting ignored, fixing mistakes, and finally figuring out what actually works.

Most founders don’t struggle because their idea is bad.

They struggle because they don’t understand how VCs actually think.

That’s what this call fixes.

What we’ll cover

This is not theory. It’s how fundraising actually works in practice.

→ Whether you’re even ready to raise (most people aren’t)

→ What VCs look for at your stage (and what they don’t care about)

→ How to position your story so it lands

→ Deck feedback (what to cut, what to highlight)

→ Outreach strategy: who to reach, how to reach, what to say

→ Common mistakes that kill deals early

→ How to run your fundraise like a process, not random conversations

Who this is for

• First-time founders raising their first round

• Early-stage startups (pre-seed / seed)

• Founders stuck after sending decks with no replies

• Anyone confused about where to even start

Of if you're looking for investor intros!