I Invested in My First Startup—And It Was Terrifying | Money With Katie Podcast

I invested in a startup for the first time as an angel investor, and, honestly, the process was…strange. While public market investing feels comfortable and “safe,” private investments feel like pulling the lever on a slot machine with a few thousand bucks on the line.
We're taking Rich Girl Nation behind the scenes of the process, with three guests this week. I'm joined by Arman Hezarkhani, the founder & CEO of Parthean (link about my investment and what I did wrong. I also chatted with Steph Mui, the founder & CEO of PIN (link and Erica Wenger, founder of Park Rangers Capital (link
Transcripts can be found at link
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