Have you ever reached that moment in your startup business when your faith in your idea and in yourself is severely tested? You invest a significant amount of money to get things started, build a prototype, prove the concept. You'd like to bring in angel or venture capital investors to get you to the next level. You've spent more from your personal funds than you intended. You've relied on consultants and freelance developers so far, but in your gut you know you need much higher-level, dedicated technology resources to push your development to the next level so that investors with deeper pockets will jump in.
So, you're at that proverbial fork in the road. You could write yourself another sizeable check from your savings, or from your IRA or 401(k), or from your home equity, but you really don't want to do that because it will make you very uncomfortable. What do you do? Here are a few ideas to get you through this period.
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Author: Mitchell York
