The nature of my work isn’t cyclical: VC activity has slowed down dramatically this year, but I still keep pretty busy.
According to the National Venture Capital Association, deal count for seed-stage startups decreased 52% year over year in Q1 2023. When I saw that number, I couldn’t help but wonder: what are VCs doing with all their spare time these days?
For a seed-stage investor, this might be a great opportunity to learn a new language or do some traveling. For a seed-stage startup, however, this is a time to find out how much value your investors actually provide.
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