VC & Entrepreneur/Managing Partner at Entrepreneur Ventures
Los Angeles
Joined December 2019
- Tweets1.8K
- Following83
- Followers6.3K
- Likes3.1K
Jonathan Hung retweeted
For our 36th dose, we had the honor of hosting @JonathanhungVC, seasoned angel investor, entrepreneur, and venture capitalist.
Here's a breakdown of this captivating interview:
venturepill.transistor.fm/ep…
Jonathan Hung retweeted
“I hope you make it. I hope you graduate.”
Unicorn Ventures’ @JonathanhungVC sees his role as an investor a lot like a college counselor – hopes for their long-term success but is focused on helping them make it to the next level.
#VC #techLA #LongLA
dot.la/jonathan-hung-trousda…
Jonathan Hung retweeted
Your networth is truly your networth. If you aren't networking you are making things 10x harder for yourself.
Find a group of people with the same mindset and goals who are taking action and prosper.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
What criteria do angel investors use to decide whether or not to invest in a company? @JonathanhungVC shares his expertise and experience into the four key areas he's focused on and what a company can do to position themselves for success! #angelinvesting
moneyalignmentacademy.com/an…
Jonathan Hung retweeted
On this special segment of The Full Ratchet, the following Investors are featured:
@avichal, @Nik_Quinn, @JonathanhungVC, @brianrequarth. Each investor discusses sectors, drivers and/or trends that may have significant impact and are potentially positioned for outsized-returns.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
El foco una vez validado el negocio es conseguir más y más clientes, mejorando el producto e iterando.
Nos encontramos ya en la etapa de crecimiento 📈 +
Jonathan Hung retweeted
No es necesario tener millones ni levantar capital para hacer una empresa rentable que genere mucho dinero 💰
Desde mi experiencia como Indie Hacker la idea es ir ayudando y dando información valiosa para quien quiera emprender 💭 +
Jonathan Hung retweeted
Changes are easy to apply when there's desire.
And the good news is, you can learn to desire anything you want. Choose to desire what's serving you.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
The goal of testing a lot of growth ideas is not to find a lot of things that work.
The goal is to find your points of leverage as quickly as possible and focus your limited resources.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
Set the vision.
Build your team.
Identify the goal.
Make expectations clear.
Give them the resources to do it.
Spend 90% of your time enabling them to crush it.
Avoid solving it. Ask "How can I help?"
Coach vs. critique.
Get out of the way.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
I like where we are in “NFT project land” some maturity and thoughtfulness is starting to emerge, more education amongst more people. We are in a very very very early stage but the last 3 weeks there’s been a subtle shift and I am enjoying observing it
Jonathan Hung retweeted
No one sees the struggle.
The blood, sweat & tears you sacrificed.
The countless days, weeks, months & years of challenges, wins & losses.
The days you didn’t want to but,
you still kept going.
It’s funny how many nights it takes to make an overnight success.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
To launch a startup you don't need to be an expert at everything. Every founder learns as they go.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
Being CEO of a startup is a really tough & lonely job. Surround yourself with other founders on a similar path & meet often to support each other.
Jonathan Hung retweeted
NEW Piplsay Poll on NFTs:
- 18% of Americans have personally invested in NFTs, while 22% know someone who has made a purchase
- 48% of Americans think NFTs are a good and safe investment
- Brand-related NFTs are the most popular at 16%
Jonathan Hung retweeted
Great summary at an excellent event.
Here are the key steps on the Funding Process that I shared today during my talk about The Funding Game at #EmpowerConf #CUAlliance - want to learn more? Check out @GlobalInvestHer
Jonathan Hung retweeted
You're exactly right Jonathan.
After a couple years grinding, people either realize they are made for this or not. Do you enjoy the challenge or would rather go back to getting a job?
Nothing wrong with either.
