You are a business lawyer specializing in start-up businesses. One day a new client, Ernie Entrepreneur, enters your office and indicates that he is interested in starting a lawn care/landscaping/snow removal business. He has a limited amount of capital at the outset, so he indicates that he will probably be a one-person operation at the beginning, handling all aspects of the business. His goal, however, is to grow the business to the point where he may get partners or employees, like his friend Bert, to help. Eventually, his plan is that the business develops to the point where his role is simply to manage the operations. He seeks your advice on how to begin. What do you tell him?