Are You Driven By Making Your Investors Rich?

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It seems that a typical “successful” startup life cycle looks like this: The default route is to raise money, and go big or go home. And if everything doesn’t go as planned, you can kiss goodbye to your grand vision (read: why Canada has no big tech companies). Last year while participating Startup Chile, I got the chance to meet Kevin Koym, a serial entrepreneur running an accelerator in Austin. So, before you take the default fundraising route, I encourage you to stop and think about what drove you to start your own company. Read next: Apple plans to bring most of its remaining Developer Center services back online this week

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