Mustering the courage to present your idea to a VC takes bravery. If it doesn’t go as planned, rejection can be disheartening and discouraging which could make moving forward tough. However, it is necessary in order to make your dream a reality. Whether you’ve experienced one rejection or ten, bouncing back doesn’t get any easier. It is important to understand that not all VCs are going to vibe well with your vision, and that is okay. A rejection doesn’t mean your idea is bad, so you shouldn’t take it personally. Try to turn a seemingly negative outcome into a positive one, by understanding why they said “no.” Here are the top reasons why founders receive rejections from VCs: Market Saturation There is steep competition in the startup world, and sometimes VCs are unwilling to invest in an industry that seems oversaturated. If this is the reason for rejection, it can be a chance for your startup to develop uniqueness and stand out from other similar startups. Lack of Momentum...