The Perfect Co-Founder Isn't A Person: Meet the First AI Co-Founder for E-Commerce Founders. E-commerce founders don't fail from lack of ambition. They fail because the back-office slows them down. @doolaHQ's AI Co-Founder gets you from U.S. LLC formation to first sale faster

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PS: This is Day 15 of me following @nikitabier's advice Let's LLC how this goes... https://t.co/3TkIw81CMg

Output = Activities_n X Leverage_n. Scaling isn’t about working harder, it’s about building leverage. Hire the right people. Delegate the tasks that don’t need your genius. Focus on the decisions only you can make. Stop doing it all alone. Start building the team that actually

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LLC = Limited Liability Company C-Corp = C Corporation EIN = Employer Identification Number ITIN = Individual Taxpayer Identification Number Know your business acronyms.

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PS: This is Day 14 of me following @nikitabier's advice Let's LLC how this goes... https://t.co/3TkIw81CMg

Skipping your annual report isn’t just a paperwork mistake, it can shut your LLC down. I’ve seen it happen: one missed deadline, and your business is administratively dissolved. Imagine the impact on your customers, reputation, and momentum. Then there’s the bigger risk: mixing

Amboy’s own Alvin Cailan just dropped a “Touchdown Chicken Dip” that goes crazy on a Wheat Thin. Pull up to Family Style Food Fest LA on 9/13 to try this and four more custom recipes. Sponsored by @WheatThins

LLC names CANT include: Bank, Insurance, University, or Federal. These names require special licenses. But you CAN use: Studios, Labs, Ventures, Partners, or Group without any extra requirements. Choose your LLC name wisely because changes require state filings and new EINs.

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PS: This is Day 13 of me following @nikitabier's advice Let's LLC how this goes... https://t.co/3TkIw82aBO

Most people think startups fail because the idea wasn’t good enough. That’s rarely true. 90% of startups don’t fail because of bad ideas. They fail because the *team* isn’t aligned. I’ve lived this firsthand. Early in my founder journey, I thought my biggest job was coming up

"Piercing the corporate veil" destroys the “liability protection” in LLC. Top 3 ways people mess up: 1. No separate bank account 2. Signing contracts in personal name 3. Using LLC funds for personal expenses Do these = your personally liable.

Great thread from @ArjunMahadevan on company formation. Short, sharp, straightforward. And answers most of your questions without the need to pick up a phone!

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You don’t need $100K in the bank or a team of 10 to start your dream business anymore. AI just leveled the playing field. If I were starting today, here’s exactly how I’d approach it: - ChatGPT → Ideation, strategy, copywriting, and even customer research. You can brainstorm

“The dichotomy has never been more clear, that you have one side that wants to fundamentally transform one of the greatest blessings that God has given his children, and that is this country.” - Charlie Kirk

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PS: This is Day 12 of me following @nikitabier's advice Let's LLC how this goes... https://t.co/3TkIw82aBO

You don’t “form an S-Corp.” You do an “S-Corp tax election.” You form an LLC. And then can have your LLC taxed as an S-Corp.

PS: This is Day 11 of me following @nikitabier's advice Lets LLC how this goes... https://t.co/3TkIw82aBO

Examples of Asymmetric Upside: • Investing • Creating content • Moving to a big city • Asking someone out on a first date • Ernest Shackleton posting a "Men Wanted" Ad • Starting an LLC and going after your dream idea