HowTo – The Tutorial Series is designed to give our readers an edge on matters of competitiveness, upskilling/reskilling and knowledge gathering. Essayed in a lucid, snackable format, the series brings in some of the most relevant voices on a subject, so that you benefit the most in your business or career. In this episode, we examine the phenomenon of investor rejections, the way to deal with them and win. You can read the previous stories in the series here, here, here, here, here, and here.

Investor rejection is a reality that any start-up founder has to endure. Seasoned founders take it on their chin and move on, but it is usually a tough reality-check for newcomers. Many of these newbie founders are toppers in schools and colleges, having rarely experienced ‘failure’. So, when their start-up proposal gets rejected by investors, it’s often a bitter pill to swallow and a shattering blow to their confidence.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/startup/how-to-use-learnings-derived-from-investor-rejections-to-improve-business-model-and-plug-loopholes-7987621.html