If you’ve raised a dollar from anyone other than your folks, you can probably skip this article because you already know how silly it would be to ask an investor to sign a nondisclosure agreement. But, if you are a first time entrepreneur trying to raise some seed money, I am pretty sure you have a shiny NDA ready for any investor who actually bothered to respond to your cold email.
Your NDA probably got some promising initial traction when you made your siblings sign it. There’s just one little problem going forward: No one else is going to sign your NDA (true story).
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