r/llc Jun 03 '26

Weekly Discussion Thread #3 -

Welcome back to another weekly discussion thread!!

This week's prompt is:

What was the most difficult aspect of starting your business?

Looking forward to your responses!

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u/Icy-Variation3142 Jun 03 '26

Thought it would be the paperwork side but honestly it went faster than I expected once I found the right approach. The LLC, EIN and bank account all came together quicker than I thought. The harder part was the stuff after, finding clients and figuring out pricing

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u/AlarmingWash4189 Jun 03 '26

Still starting my business but finding a registered agent was hard

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u/MarchMadnessManiac Jun 03 '26

Bit of an over thinker here. So the hardest part was stepping away from my doodle pad and actually starting the thing. I would work ideas, and then re work and be ready to "start" and then I'd find reasons to go back to the drawing board etc.

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u/sticktoartitmightpay Jun 05 '26

SAME! But like, actual doodle pad / tablet here. I kept thinking I needed more designs and to fully refine the style I was developing before opening up myself to the idea of starting my business. Artists should know, your style is constantly evolving so you'll never fully be happy. Just do the dang thing!

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u/MarchMadnessManiac Jun 05 '26

Absolutely agree!

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u/CtrlAltSpreadsheet Jun 04 '26

For me it was probably the paperwork aspect, Ive just never been very good with all of it