This was a great read. I really identify with the author and their advice. I read and re-read this book.

Founder vs Investor by Elizabeth Joy Zalman and Jerry Neumann offers a compelling examination of the dynamic relationship between entrepreneurs and investors in the startup world. Through insightful analysis and real-world examples, Zalman and Neumann provide valuable insights for both founders and investors navigating the complexities of startup ecosystems.

The founder of a company and the investor in that company should want the same thing. Alas, that is not often the case. In this book, a founder and an investor walk the reader through the various steps of the venture capital process from their very different points of view. One of the things that makes this book fun to read is that their voices are very different and they definitely don't agree. This book gives those of us on the outside of the VC world a little peek at what it's like inside.