There is nothing investors like more than a startup that seems like it’s going to succeed even without them. Investors like it when they can help a startup, but they don’t like startups that would die without that help.
The reason they like it when you don’t need them is not simply that they like what they can’t have, but because that quality is what makes founders succeed.
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