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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 31 MIN

117 | The Real Steps to Set Up Your Business in Luxembourg

from Brilliantly Branded Podcast · host María Lucia Romero

This episode offers a clear, practical guide to setting up a business in Luxembourg without losing time, energy, or patience.My guest, Tanyth Blackler, founder of Do Your Thing, helps individuals and small businesses move from idea to structure with clarity and confidence.We talk about what really happens behind the scenes, the real timeline for company setup, and how to prepare before you start. Tanyth explains the five key steps every founder should follow from permits and registrations to avoiding common administrative traps.We also touch on what makes the Luxembourg process unique, including the cultural detail that can unexpectedly make the process easier.And beyond the logistics, Tanyth shares a message especially for women who hesitate to take that first step:start with courage, not perfection.This episode feels like a mix of masterclass and inspiration — perfect for anyone who wants to build a business with less stress and more structure.🎧 Listen and subscribe to The Brilliantly Branded Podcast on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts.Contact Tanyth at https://www.doyourthing.lu/

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