angel investor, an equity investor, usually a wealthy person who has started their own businesses successfully, bootstrapping, the entrepreneur uses their own money and a lot of hard work, borrow, you take something (such as money) and use it with the promise to return it, debt, the money that one person must pay to another, usually as the result of a loan, debt financing, a way of covering business costs by borrowing money, an elevator pitch, a speech that outlines an idea for a product or service in just 30 to 60 seconds, equity, a share of a company or a company's stock, interest, extra money you must pay for borrowing money, an investor, a person who gives money to a business to make a profit, a loan , something (such as money) that is given to someone else on the condition that they return it, networking, the process of meeting new people, to microfinance, to make a very small loan, a microloan, a very small loan, seed money, money an entrepreneur uses to pay their start-up costs, a share, a portion of ownership of a company, a venture capitalist, a wealthy person or institution that invests in new businesses that they think will be successful.

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