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The DIY Myth - Busted

Writer's picture: Tanya S OsenskyTanya S Osensky

Many entrepreneurs mistakenly believe they can handle every aspect of starting a business alone.

 

The temptation of DIY is strong, but the reality is often different.

 

There’s a lot more to starting a business than just having a great product or service.

 

Ignoring the legal and financial foundations can lead to significant challenges. From selecting the right business structure, to securing intellectual property, to navigating complex tax regulations: these issues can be time-consuming and costly if not addressed early on.

 

And I don’t buy that the cost of legal advice is a luxury for startups.  The truth is, it’s an investment in your business's future.

 

Many startups complain about not having the budget for legal fees, yet they somehow find the funds for marketing. Ironically, when legal issues inevitably arise, those same startups suddenly discover a budget.

 

It’s worth chatting with a pro who can help you build a solid foundation for the business, while you focus on what you do best.

 

The small investment can yield substantial returns in the long run. Let's discuss your business goals and create a tailored plan for a successful launch.

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