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What actually separates a startup from a small business that simply opened last year Bootstrapping means every hire is paid for by a customer who has already paid When a startup turns into a scale-up the reporting lines nobody wrote down start to matter Why startup companies that sell to other businesses post different survival rates than consumer ones Choosing an LLC for a startup that plans to raise venture money creates a conversion problem later Splitting founder equity equally avoids the argument and creates a deadlock on the first hard call Most published benchmarks for startup companies come from a sample that survived long enough to answer the survey A startup that never papered its incorporation cannot clean up the cap table two years later The gap between a seed round and a Series A is where most startups quietly stop growing The co-founder who leaves in month eight keeps the shares unless the paperwork says otherwise At what headcount or revenue does a company stop calling itself a startup A minimum viable product that cannot be sold is a prototype with a business plan attached Registering a trademark early costs less than arguing about the name after launch A startup can be profitable and still be one if it is built to grow fast Headcount gets decided in a spreadsheet and the workload gets discovered in a standup

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