Pitching to investors can be a nerve-wracking endeavor for any entrepreneur, but it’s especially true when the investors don’t seem to be interested in your idea. Whether they just say “no” or have some negative feedback in regards to your pitch or your product, this type of situation can be a big blow to your self-esteem and your confidence as an entrepreneur.
But not earning a “yes” doesn’t have to mean you’ve failed. According to the members of Young Entrepreneur Council, it’s more of an opportunity to improve. Below, they outline the best ways to respond when faced with negative feedback from investors and why doing so
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