Angel investing should be an adrenalin rush. You'd think that the more start-ups you invest in, the bigger the rush gets.

While the yearly returns (IRR) of the average angel investor are between 25% and 30% (according to numerous independent studies), the majority of angel investors are losing money. 

This too shall pass. It may be hard to envision right now, but if history has taught us anything, it is that from the ashes, an opportunity arises. 

Unless you’re living under the rock in a very remote part of the world, with limited access to the outside world, or unless you’re Jared Leto...