True," what's up, beautiful people? Today, we are talking about owning our business. And by that, I mean the administrative tasks that need to be in place before you even launch. Now, I know, girl, we can get really excited before we launch the business, about our idea and how we're gonna present it and all of these things. But really, the longevity of a business is in the systems that you have in place and a lot of the foundational work that you do before you even launch. So, let's get into it. If you are interested in the admin side of business, kind of more of the operational things that need to be in place to keep the bones of your business standing, then stay tuned. You might even want to grab a pen and some paper or get the notes out on your phone because I'm gonna pack this one with some good information. Here we go. Once you've got your business all flushed out, you know what type of business you're creating, you want to go ahead and register your business name. Now, whether you do that as an LLC or corporation, however you want to register your business, you need to do that. That is very important. An LLC is generally the easiest, most cost-effective, and just the most common way that a lot of small businesses registered their business. And you do it through your state, so it would be registered through your state. And every state's LLC rules, pricing, and all that stuff is slightly different. So you do want to do a little bit of research on that. But it takes all of like 10 to 15 minutes to fill out the form. So that is step 1, register your business. Don't just...
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