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Most startups should never raise venture capital. You can have a great "little" startup. Profitable. Small team. Founders own most of the company. Everyone is making good money. Then you raise a bunch of venture capital and suddenly the expectations completely change. Now the company needs to get huge. You hire faster, spend more, constantly trying to raise again. And the outcome investors need might be completely different from the outcome that would've made you happy. VC makes a…