Even if you are not able to get "perfect office chair", you can always use Alexander Technique. Alexander Technique is gaining popularity nowadays. It helps to make proper use of body and enhances coordination and efficiency of movement.

The Alexander Technique is used in sports, dancing and acting but it can also be used to improve everyday activities such as walking or sitting.

The technique reeducates body and mind and shows how head, neck and torso are used. The idea is to hold head in such a way that length of spine and neck are not shortened or curved.

No amount of ergonomically designed office chair can force body into correct posture. It is up to body and mind to sit in a healthy manner so as not to injure any body part.

The mind has to be aware and not preoccupied. Every couple of minutes, mind should check posture and body has to cooperate. Over a period, correct posture comes automatically without too much effort.

Another option is to go to one of many directories of venture capital firms. These directories typically include addresses, phone numbers and emails, along with geographical areas of interest and types of investment that each is seeking. Most businesses can narrow down their list of prospective investors to several hundred venture capital firms this way. And again entrepreneur is faced with prospect of sending out written material for each one, and waiting for a response.

A third option is to take a more proactive approach. Savvy entrepreneurs identify best prospects themselves from a number of reliable sources. They get introductions where possible. They learn everything they can about their target investors, and then go after it. Typically a phone call is first contact, not an anonymous executive summary. Knowing that you are calling your best prospects, you know too that they are open to hearing from you. You have names, you have investment histories, you have everything in hand to make a real connection with target investors.

Getting your company financed is one of hardest things you will ever do as an entrepreneur. It can be hugely frustrating, disappointing and genuinely discouraging. But lots of entrepreneurs do it. And so can you. Get “No’s” out of way and go for “Yes!” The exhilaration of handshake sealing deal is unlike any other transaction in business. Go for it.

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