The Real Reason Female Entrepreneurs Get Less Funding
Dana Kanze shares research on how investor questions can emphasize growth or risk, and how founders can respond without losing sight of the opportunity.
Listen for the difference between questions about potential gains and questions about avoiding losses. Practice answering a risk question directly, then connecting your answer to a credible plan for growth. The aim is to keep control of your explanation while still addressing the concern being raised.
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