Picking the right start-up company to partner with can be a challenge, even for seasoned investors with years of experience. On this episode of Financial Freestyle, host Ross Mac speaks with Atlas Berry, the founder and general partner of Mission One Capital, about what it takes to spot a company with potential before it grows into a behemoth. Atlas discusses the latest trends in business, what makes a good pitch, and what's next for the future of his fund. Listen and subscribe to Financial Freestyle on App ...

Here are five steps to start a business while working full-time:1. Narrow Down Potential Business Ideas2. Brainstorm Low-Stakes Ways To Test Your Favorite Business Ideas3. Pick One Test You Can Do Right AwayRead more:https://t.co/H8qw86OwFs https://t.co/XCqzLSICWW ...

2 weeks into my first start-up experience and it's unlike anything I've ever done.The atmosphere is electric.There's something special about working with people who deeply believe in what they're building...and I've never before seen founders/CEOs/VPs/etc working well past midnight just for the love of the game.It's also cool to feel like I'm specifically needed rather than just a replaceable cog in the machine.Proof of Play.Very excited to share what we're creating. The vision is much larger than anyone (e ...

Investment & Finance - A startup founder raised $50 million from investors [1] - The founder is generating $200 thousand per month from yield farming [1] - The startup's token has a market cap under $700 thousand with $100 thousand liquidity [1] - Investors are underwater [1] Ethical Concerns - The founder considers the $50 million raised as "his money" [1] - The founder is spending lavishly on first-class travel and crypto conferences while investors are losing money [1]