Tech Startups get a Con-science.

So, you realised funding a startup was really hard?

What do you do, when the government systems aren’t really silicon valley?

1/ cry
2/ go seek consults (they might charge you)
3/ be optimistic, and go to your local venture capitalists
4/ actually prepare a pitch deck, and take on the campaign trail (in 10 countries and incubation spaces)
5/ like there was no tomorrow?

I guess all of the above.

What say you? Is there a way that governments can actually serve the mass will of a startup, and not maintain the way of the Lean Startup? There might be a better way to keep your social self intact - it might crash the rest of the networks - but isn’t that the job of the equalisers (whether that was for the VC’s to suss out, or the policy makers) where the point is that we can’t sink the whole economy engaging in the war of being in opposition to the laws of nature: that we must remain to have our paths to self - and paths to work, separate, and distinct.

Supporting the local ecosystems, there are abbreviations to certain defined systemic regulations - but like all things in the system, this is core to what startup formation is all about. You see a need in the economy, and you supply it. The funding arms of the government, its local civic duties are to its people, and the financiers (in all its systemic academia) shall supply the framework, knowledge, network and mentoring. It doesn’t do well to sink each other’s ships, in the vast sea that is the funding militia that needs a secret cut of the pie there is that abounds. Limited, admittedly, but seriously occasionally subjected to stickler apportioning.

That’s how life is.

Limitedly resourced. Figuring out ways to answer the question to every circumstance of bumping into limitations, until suddenly being an adult becomes a quest to: What are we going to do about it?