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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 All pies start out as worthless ideas. They are essentially worthless in the beginning. If you can produce an idea for less than people are willing to pay for it, then you have built value.
#2 The value of the pie is based on the amount of income it is able to generate. The future is uncertain, so the value of a pie can vary dramatically depending on who is looking at it.
#3 When a company is sold, the buyer purchases the entire pie, and the seller's share is zero percent. This is known as an exit. Investors are always talking about exit strategies because they want to know how they will cash out of the business and receive a return on their investment.
#4 When you put cash in a company in exchange for equity, it helps set a benchmark for the company's value. Whatever the investor paid for equity is generally considered a good indicator of what the rest of the world will say the company is worth.

Sujets

Entrepreneuriat

New Business Enterprises

Employabilité, métiers et formations

Economics

Business

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	03 mai 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781669398752
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on Mike Moyer's Slicing Pie
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#1

All pies start out as worthless ideas. They are essentially worthless in the beginning. If you can produce an idea for less than people are willing to pay for it, then you have built value.

#2

The value of the pie is based on the amount of income it is able to generate. The future is uncertain, so the value of a pie can vary dramatically depending on who is looking at it.

#3

When a company is sold, the buyer purchases the entire pie, and the seller's share is zero percent. This is known as an exit. Investors are always talking about exit strategies because they want to know how they will cash out of the business and receive a return on their investment.

#4

When you put cash in a company in exchange for equity, it helps set a benchmark for the company's value. Whatever the investor paid for equity is generally considered a good indicator of what the rest of the world will say the company is worth.

#5

When paying employees with pie, you must be careful not to make too many slices. Investors want to invest in a pie that is relatively intact. If it's not, it will be less attractive.

#6

Grunts are people who are willing to forgo cash compensation in exchange for a piece of the pie. They do the work necessary to turn an idea into a reality. They are highly resourceful and motivated by the dream of success.

#7

Cash comes in the form of early working capital or covered expenses for which reimbursement is not expected.