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Is it Better to Focus on One LP Type or Mix Different Profiles for an Effective Investment Strategy?

Is it recommended to have an LP strategy or is mixing different profiles a “good” problem? We have large Japanese VCs European CVCs Swiss Family Office and rich individuals at the gate. Do we take them all or is it better to focus on one LP type?
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Your best ROI per unit of time spent for your first closing is high net worth individuals. The others are better for your 2nd close or Fund 2 because they typically don't invest in new managers.

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