Entrepreneurship is a constant stream of hard questions, and no one should face them alone. The right advisors—paid, seasoned, or simply trusted—bring different skills, perspectives, and hard-won lessons to your corner. But how do you tell a good advisor from the wrong one? A few things matter: free initial conversations, aligned interests, and a genuine commitment to your mission over self-promotion. Here's what I've learned about building a circle of advisors who truly root

When we raised our first RBF fund, we experimented with creative fee structures, reinvestment strategies, and investor psychology. Three funds later, we've learned many lessons about what actually works. Read this blog to find them out.

Angel groups are facing a growing challenge: fewer exits mean less liquidity, and investors are pulling back. Sage Syndicates offers a solution—enabling groups to co-invest in revenue-based financing deals without the operational burden. By handling administration, compliance, and distributions, Sage empowers angel groups to deliver regular liquidity, diversify portfolios, and re-engage investors without changing their core model.