... formally studied marketing as a university program (5 years), and due to inspiration on social networks, it feels completely natural to do it, even easy to learn (because most of the time you just guess what might work for you). BUT I am currently learning to program and code (albeit with the help of AI), and I find it very difficult (logic, structures, syntax, and sequence of steps)... The paradox is that with the help of AI, you are faster ... ... think it doesn't matter whether your background is technical or creative, if you're building something born in your own head, you already take on the role of a marketer, even without formal

... been twiddling my thumbs for a few years ( https://ptb.io ) but I'm stoked to be back building software, companies and value!! fatFIRE'd for a few years, got bored, back at it. Haven't yet formally launched but working on https://already.dev -- find out in minutes who every one of your competitors

... stage when I want to formally move my business to a foreign country (for example, to take advantage of better tax conditions, fees, etc.). Which country offers the easiest way to start a business, ideally to set up everything electronically (without unnecessary bureaucracy, where they ask you to show up physically. It feels like a pain in Europe) The more information (and advantages), the better. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @konrad_sx Can you please message me about details ... ... them. There might be additional steps in the future that needs to be solved, like keeping up with bookkeeping etc. And since Estonia is pushing accessible entrepreneurship so hard, they will surly have solved common issues that might arise: Vs