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A lean startup business plan is an easy way to summarize your business vision succinctly. Search online to find free templates to follow to make the writing process simpler. This form of business plan is typically only one page, and should include: A summary of what other businesses you will be working with, such as suppliers and vendors. A list of the key activities that your business will engage in to be profitable and competitive. A breakdown of your business' best resources and assets. An outline of how your business will interact with clients and attract new ones. A description of your target market. A summary of your cost structure and predicted revenue streams. If you are located in the U.S. and plan to hire employees for your company, you will need to get an EIN, which is a federal tax number that identifies your business. To obtain one, visit the IRS website and complete an online application. Once you are done, save and print your confirmation notice for future reference. Apply for your EIN number at https://sa.www4.irs.gov/modiein/individual/index.jsp. You will be given your EIN number immediately after completing your application. Visit your state's website for information on how to obtain a business license. In most states, you will be able to file online or print a form to mail in. Pay the applicable fees, which will vary by state. Incorporating your event planning business means that you are protected from personal liability with regard to your company's debts and contracts. Contact the state office that is responsible for registering corporations in your state to get detailed instructions and relevant paperwork to fill out. You can file for incorporation with help from a lawyer, or save money by doing it yourself with the help of books and software. Contact reputable insurance companies to get advice and quotes for the coverage plans that would best suit your business. You might be required by state law to purchase a particular type of insurance based on the nature of your business. Compare the rates, terms, and benefits offered by each company to make the best choice. Visit your state's website to see the specific insurance requirements for your type of business. As an event planner you will have to present many contracts to clients and vendors, and sign some from others. Hire an attorney who can help you draft standard form contracts to use, and to review incoming contracts for you. For cheaper hourly rates, opt for an attorney from a smaller law firm. Your goal when starting an event planning company should be to hire at least 2-3 employees to help cover all of the work involved in pulling off an event. Advertise your job offers at local schools that offer event planning or hospitality courses, as well as on social media. For instance, look for LinkedIn Groups that are related to event planning and advertise your job offers there. You can expand your work team as your company grows, or if you start planning larger events that require more labour. Employee tasks may include calling or visiting vendors, decorating and organizing event venues, speaking to new clients, handling advertising and social media accounts, and supervising the events. A huge part of the event planning business involves signing contracts with clients and vendors. Written contracts should be negotiated with every supplier for an event and kept on file to handle any potential issues or disagreements that might arise. Work out a paper or digital filing system to keep track of these documents, which will allow you to operate your business in an orderly fashion.

summary: Write a startup business plan. Apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) online. Apply for a city business license online or by mail. Incorporate your business. Get business insurance. Hire an attorney to help you with business contracts. Recruit employees from local schools or online networks. Set up filing system for contracts and other important documents.

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Choose a blush one shade darker than your natural skin tone. Apply a light coating of this blush to the skin in between your breasts. This creates false shadows that give off the illusion of a larger chest. Avoid using a blush that is lighter than your skin tone or too many shades darker. Apply a light, subtle dusting of this glitter to the top of each breast. This highlights the rounded top, ultimately creating a fuller look. Avoid applying glitter gels or other types of heavy body glimmer.

summary: Use blush to enhance the appearance of your breasts. Apply glitter body dust to enhance your breasts' appearance.

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You want to know how strong your moonshine is, both for aging and as an indication of how well your distillation went. Be sure not to confuse the proof and tralle readings on the hydrometer. Your proof will always be two times the amount of the tralle. If you do decide to age your whiskey, you want it to go into the barrel at around 58% to 70% ABV. Aging will make the whiskey smoother and give it its distinctive taste. Whiskey will only age in barrels. When it is bottled, whiskey will stop aging. Whiskey is generally aged in oak barrels. The barrels can be carefully charred or toasted first, or can be sourced from another distiller that's kept another spirit in the barrel for added flavor. If you want to add oak flavor to your moonshine but don't want to have to spring for a barrel, you can also add toasted oak chips to your whiskey. Toast your oak chips over low heat (200 F) in the oven for an hour, until they are aromatic but not yet charred. Remove and cool. Transfer to whiskey container and steep for 5 - 15 days or longer, depending on your tastes. Strain the whiskey through cheesecloth or a clean pillowcase to catch all the wood chips. . After your whiskey is aged, you'll want to dilute it before you drink it and bottle it. At this point, the whiskey is still probably 60% - 80% ABV, which would make for a fiery, uncomfortable drinking experience. It should be diluted to around 40% or 45% ABV for a much more pleasant drinking experience. Bottle your whiskey, along with a note on when you bottled it. Always drink responsibly.
summary: Use a proof and tralle hydrometer to test the ABV (alcohol by volume) of your moonshine. Age the whiskey. Dilute the whiskey Bottle and enjoy!