Your Personal AI Business Consultant
Built around your business. From idea to open.
- Taco truck
- Hair salon
- Online store
- Trucking company
Whatever you want to start, your consultant learns your business and guides you every step of the way.
- StartDone
- Set UpIn progress
- PlanMonth 2
- BrandMonth 2
- GrowMonth 3
- Lock in your business name
- Form your company in Texas
- Apply for your EIN
- Anybusiness type
- Your statestep-by-step setup
- 3 monthsfrom idea to open
- Weeklycheck-ins
What Maria walks away with.
Sample plans
Sunday Plate Tacos
Summary
Family-recipe Mexican food for weekend catering and pop-ups in the San Antonio, Texas area. Start lean while keeping a full-time job, build a customer base, then grow into a food truck.
Target customer
Families booking birthdays and graduations, church and community events, and weekend pop-up crowds.
Pricing
Taco catering from $14 per guest. Goal: two paid events a month by the end of Month 3.
Startup budget (estimates)
| Company setup and filing | $300 |
| Permits and licenses | $500 |
| Licensed kitchen rental, 2 months | $800 |
| Equipment and canopy | $1,500 |
| Insurance | $500 |
| First ingredients | $600 |
| Menus, cards, and signs | $250 |
| Total to open | $4,450 |
| Kept in savings | $3,550 |
Preview only. Full plans go much deeper.
Warm, family, weekend.
“Family recipes. Every weekend.”
Logo, colors, and tagline created by her consultant. No designer needed.
Business Mindset
- 01Thinking like an ownerDone
- 02Starting small on purposeDone
- 03Running a business around a full-time jobIn progress
- 04Handling fear, doubt, and setbacksUp next
- 05Goals that actually stickLocked
Built around her business. Every lesson uses Maria's own plan as the example: her weekend schedule, her budget, her first events.
Selling food in Texas
- Form your companyFile a Certificate of Formation with the Texas Secretary of State. The filing fee is $300.
- Cook in a licensed kitchenTexas home-kitchen rules don't cover hot, perishable food like tacos, so catering food is made in a permitted kitchen you rent.
- Get your local food permitApply with the City of San Antonio's health department before your first paid event.
- Food safety certificatesA food handler card for anyone cooking, and a certified food manager for the business.
- Sales tax permitFree from the Texas Comptroller. Prepared food is taxable, so you collect sales tax on catering.
- Yearly franchise tax reportTexas LLCs file one every year, even when no tax is owed.
Your consultant links every official page and tells you what to have ready. You file each one yourself.
Opening weekend
- Company formed in Texas
- EIN received
- Health department permit approved
- Licensed kitchen booked
- Logo, menu, and business cards
- Instagram and booking page live
- Payment app set up
- Insurance in place
- Family and friends tasting
- First paid event booked
Bright Nest Cleaning
Summary
Home cleaning for busy families in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Turn word-of-mouth neighbors into recurring weekly and every-other-week clients, then add a second cleaner.
Target customer
Two-income families, new parents, and older homeowners who want a dependable, trusted clean every week.
Pricing
Standard clean from $140 per visit. Goal: twelve recurring clients by the end of Month 3.
Startup budget (estimates)
| Company setup and filing | $100 |
| City business license | $150 |
| Insurance and bond | $600 |
| Supplies and equipment | $450 |
| Booking app, 3 months | $90 |
| Shirts and car magnets | $160 |
| Flyers and door hangers | $150 |
| Total to open | $1,700 |
| Kept in savings | $1,300 |
Preview only. Full plans go much deeper.
Fresh, calm, trusted.
“A cleaner home, every week.”
Logo, colors, and tagline created by his consultant. No designer needed.
Pricing for Profit
- 01Charging what your work is worthDone
- 02Pricing by the visit, not the hourDone
- 03Building in supplies and drive timeIn progress
- 04Answering “Can you do it cheaper?”Up next
- 05Raising prices the right wayLocked
Built around his business. Every lesson uses Marcus's own numbers: his visit price, his supplies, his drive between homes.
Cleaning homes in Georgia
- Form your companyFile Articles of Organization with the Georgia Secretary of State. The online filing fee is $100.
- Get a local business licenseApply with your city or county (often called an occupation tax certificate) before you take paying clients.
- Insurance and bondingGeneral liability insurance protects you inside clients' homes. A cleaning bond helps new clients trust you.
- Sales taxMost home cleaning services aren't taxed in Georgia. Your consultant confirms it for the exact services you offer.
- Before your first hireRegister with the Georgia Department of Revenue and Department of Labor for payroll taxes.
- Yearly registrationGeorgia LLCs file an annual registration between January 1 and April 1. The fee is $50.
Your consultant links every official page and tells you what to have ready. You file each one yourself.
Ready for regular clients
- Company formed in Georgia
- EIN received
- City business license approved
- Insurance and bond in place
- Pricing sheet finished
- Logo, shirts, and car magnets
- Booking page and reviews live
- Payment app set up
- Twelve recurring clients
- Second cleaner trained
From the first idea to the first customer.
Business setup guidance, a full business plan, your logo, and a plan for your first customers, all in one place.
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Month 1
Foundation
Course: Business Mindset01Start
You bring the idea. Your consultant helps you turn it into a real business with a name and a direction.
02Set Up
Forming your company, foreign qualifying if needed, your EIN, and the licenses your business needs, step by step for your state.
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Month 2
Build
Course: Money Basics03Plan
Your vision becomes a full business plan, written your way, with your startup budget and pricing figured out.
04Brand
No designer needed. Your consultant creates your logo, colors, and style.
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Month 3
Launch
Course: Marketing & Sales05Grow
Open your doors and land your first customers with a launch plan built for your business.
After month 3, your membership keeps your consultant with you. Ask anything, anytime.
Your consultant remembers your business and checks in every week, so you never lose momentum.
Expert Review
A Divine Standard expert reviews your business plan and sends you written feedback and recommendations before you launch.
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