29 Sep
"[M]ost businesses should not look to raise money. As true small businesses—in the eyes of venture capitalists, even a $5 million or $25 million business is considered a small business—they do not really fit the framework of professional venture capital. That does not, however, mean these businesses are not worth building. In fact, a $12-million-a-year company fully owned by the entrepreneur is a wonderful situation. Full control. Loads of cash. And true independence."

The VC Quandary - Forbes.com

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