Books: Starting a business

[Stuey]

No book needed.

I would just start looking for a good lawyer and accountant. And I mean look hard don't just hire the first ones you find. Set up a meeting and treat it like an interview and they are applying for a job you have to offer. The only way to see who will be good is to meet with 5 or 10 then it becomes clear who wants to be a part of your team and who just wants to push paper and suk money from your business. Be very picky, if you can't communicate and work well with these 2 your business is going to suffer.

They will tell you what to do and when and they will do the rest. It really is common sense you just get the ball rolling and then try to stay ahead of it. As with everything hard work and attention to details is what makes the difference in the end.


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