You have to share your IP and idea to get people engaged but there is also the risk that by doing that someone may be connected to competitors (its a small world) and use the information to their advantage and harm your start-up? Any ideas on how to engage the right people without giving away the IP??
At some point you have to realize that your idea is just an idea and not a business. You have to realize that an idea is only as good as the person who executes it.
The most successful startup entrepreneurs are at every pitch competition they can get their hands on, giving away their exact business model. This is because they know that no one is going to execute their idea. Thousands of people will tell you it's a great idea, but rarely do people ever execute on "stealing" it.
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Answered 9 years ago
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