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The right startup mentor can catapult your company to the next level. But when is their advice good -- and when should it be left on the table? Startup mentors and mentees break it down to basics.

In the beginning it feels like entrepreneurial ambitions revolve around titles, money, notoriety, but in the end it must be about something else.

The only way to know if you've got the right idea is to share it and set it free.

Lessons can be learned in the most unexpected places. They are there waiting for you and I to find them, pull them out, and put them to use— even if they're from the 5th century BC. Learn what a 2,400 year old book taught me about business.

Communities built on Slack are skyrocketing, see the full list.

Sapna Shah, Angel Investor, talks to AngelStory about fundraising tips, learning from startup failures, and how to spot trends in the startup eco-system

Craig Newmark, who founded craigslist.org, talks about how doing well by doing good can be an effective business model.

There is genius waiting inside each of us. So don’t let your startup slip away, and instead, get in there and lead the band. Take us all on a journey. Let your imagination be as big as the world.

Advice from Joanne Wilson, Angel Investor

Airbnb's deck was incredibly successful at summarizing the company vision and the huge market opportunity they had before them. We’ve added all the original slides in this article along with a redesigned version using our Slidebean pitch deck templates, and we’ll be tearing down each one of the slides.