The problem
I want to start a candle business becomes a 90-day plan with tasks, deadlines and research, coordinated while you keep your day job.
Before you start
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Steps
- Describe the business idea in a sentence or two.
- Muse breaks it into workstreams: market research, supplier sourcing, pricing, branding, legal basics and a launch checklist, each with an owner (you or Muse) and a deadline.
- It does the legwork in the background: comparing suppliers, drafting product descriptions, researching competitors, building a simple budget spreadsheet.
- Weekly it reports what is done, what is blocked on you and what is next, and adjusts the timeline when you fall behind.
- Side chats keep workstreams separate while the main chat holds the full picture.
Say this to Muse
I want to launch a soy candle business in 90 days. Build the full plan, do the supplier and competitor research, and check in every Monday with what's done and what needs me.
The result
Muse can research and draft, but it cannot taste your candles or sign a lease. It is a chief of staff for the idea phase; execution still needs a human. Approval gates: Spending and legal or filing decisions come to you; research runs free.
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