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On this episode of The Authority Company Podcast, Joe Pardavila sits down with venture investor and author Jonathan Hung to explore why trust, not capital, drives long term success in venture. Drawing from decades of investing in more than 250 companies, Jonathan explains why relationships outlast returns, how ego and fear shape investment decisions, and why founders often misunderstand what venture capital truly requires. He breaks down the four pillars he uses to evaluate every deal and shares why raising money does not guarantee building a durable business. Jonathan also reflects on the influence of his father, lessons learned from failed partnerships, and the hard truth about broken trust in business. He explains when to give someone a second chance, when to walk away, and why leadership demands accountability on both sides of the table. If you are building, investing, or leading, this conversation offers a clear reminder that success is a team sport, and trust is the foundation.
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