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THE ENTREPRENEUR'S TOOL KIT: The best apps, services, and documents all first-time founders need to start a business

Entrepreneurs, business owners, and side-hustlers come from all kinds of backgrounds, but many first-time founders don't start with a formal business education.

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  • Launching a new business can be a surprisingly challenging process, with an overwhelming range of possibilities and decisions.
  • To help you get started, Business Insider rounded up this selection of guides and resources we're calling the entrepreneur's tool kit.
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