Paige Doherty authored a children's book about venture capital called Seed to Harvest and built her initial investing track record through small SPVs, including syndicating a $60K allocation into Pallet from 17 investors using personalized outreach and her Twitter following. She focuses on technical storyteller founders and clipboard companies—vertical AI and software modernizing overlooked, operationally heavy industries where work still runs on clipboards—while building Behind Genius as a lean, remote-first firm and documenting her tech stack as an ops product for other solo GPs.

• Deep analysis of venture capital data and exit benchmarks. Frequently examines the changing math of the industry to set expectations for founders, such as her study on recent billion-dollar tech exits which noted that the valuation bar for the top 1% of companies has risen significantly over the last two decades.
• Strong appreciation for intricate design, craftsmanship, and nature-inspired aesthetics. Often draws parallels between high-effort artistic endeavors and brand building, such as admiring a Schiaparelli fashion collection inspired by sea creatures that required thousands of hours of hand embroidery.
• Focus on B2B SaaS and technical nuances within Artificial Intelligence. Shows enthusiasm for companies taking novel architectural approaches, like a recent investment in a startup chosen specifically for their unique sandwich-style structure for managing large language models.
• Advocacy for multidisciplinary reading and continuous learning. Promotes the idea that reading fiction or studying unrelated fields like manufacturing and spirituality can enhance emotional intelligence and provide better business insights than standard business literature alone.