

I always thought there was a right time and right path to becoming an entrepreneur. After starting my career as a teacher, joining the corporate world for 8 years, getting an MBA, and then jumping headfirst into entrepreneurship for the last 7 years, I've realized there isn't. I’m really...
I always thought there was a right time and right path to becoming an entrepreneur. After starting my career as a teacher, joining the corporate world for 8 years, getting an MBA, and then jumping headfirst into entrepreneurship for the last 7 years, I've realized there isn't. I’m really excited to share my journey with you all and help you start your own journey of entrepreneurship.
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Lauren is the co-founder and CEO of Fundr, a platform that automates and removes bias from seed investing by creating portfolios of AI-vetted startups.
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I have what I believe to be an original idea for a business. Is it irrational for me to feel apprehensive about telling others about my idea in fear that someone may try to copy it or "one up"me?...
How can you stay on track and keep at it, especially after hitting a brick wall?
How do I balance the 9-5 and entrepreneurship when first starting out? When can I give up the 9-5?
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I have so many ideas on businesses. How do I know which one to move forward with and that would be most beneficial of my time?
I want to start my own business when I retire. What can I do now to start preparing?
Do you have a favorite book that was your go to on your journey?
What are the different ways to get your startup business funded?
What advice would you give to a recent college graduate embarking on their job search?
What helped you to decide to start a business versus pursuing a CEO job?
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