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VC Secrets: The mindset that sets a founder up for fundraising success

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Curiosity might have killed the cat, but it could actually be the key to securing your next fundraise. In this video, 500 Global managing partner Khailee Ng explains the concept of the “blame loop,” how it can hinder fundraising efforts, and how founders can break out of it by adopting a mindset of curiosity that will also set them up for success. 

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