Taking a share of a company instead of cash is a big risk because most new businesses fail before they make any profit. You are basically betting that the company will become very valuable later on. While it sounds nice to own a piece of a business, it does not pay the bills right now. Some people love the idea of a big payout, while others just want their money immediately. If a new client offered you ownership instead of full payment, would you take it?
Ask If a client wanted to pay you partly in equity of their startup, would you ever consider it?
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