I can't say I agree with you there. You might have missed the point a little bit.
Even if you are 100% passionate in your product and believe in it every step of the way, it doesn't mean that you can just put up your house to pursue it.
The fact that entrepreneurs seek backing is because it is exactly that -- more than just a check. You'll know that there are others in to share in your risk AND reward.
What we're discussing here is that getting turned down by investors should not discourage you altogether. If you believe you have something, you should see it through with your available means. But the fact that one cannot afford to bankroll the venture does indicate a lack of faith.
Even if you are 100% passionate in your product and believe in it every step of the way, it doesn't mean that you can just put up your house to pursue it.
The fact that entrepreneurs seek backing is because it is exactly that -- more than just a check. You'll know that there are others in to share in your risk AND reward.
What we're discussing here is that getting turned down by investors should not discourage you altogether. If you believe you have something, you should see it through with your available means. But the fact that one cannot afford to bankroll the venture does indicate a lack of faith.