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[rsh]

I think most people don't mind a shoestring website - but the legals must be done properly because those are the ones that will really bite your business if you don't - and when you start your clients aren't always going to be good ones!

[ramblinginmeath]

I have witnessed this so many times with people who delude themselves about starting a business - rudderless and in most cases driving of the cliff after a very short time -- no strategy - no burins plan - no capital ... its mind boggling - Regards from Enfield :

[deniscarter]

Your right Terry ✅️ you're making me think

[jamesgilhooly]

I would say some businesses fail, not for the want of customers, but due to inadequate cash flow.

[hulkhogan]

How about a video on how to properly start a business, the steps you would recommend and in particular relating to legals. Where would one start?
Thanks

[JL_Comics]

Terry, is it possible to start a business in Ireland even if I’m on critical visa? I’m so tired of the rat race😅
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[bloke]

Youre dead right Gerry. The pity about it is in that initial period you have loads of enthusiasm, only to be thwarted by lack of capital, so a year or two later you end up disillusioned and broke.

[darrenfarrell-bncb]

I have to pay you a visit
Co. Meath.

[richy]

Hedge schools - for law 2024! You are going to scare some young one in those bushes!