Write Your Business Plan (Review and Analysis of the Staff of Entrepreneur's Media's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from "Write Your Business Plan" by the staff of Entrepreneur Media, inc. explains just how important it is to have a solid business plan. It is the business plan that turns an initial idea into a sustainable business and a good plan can be the difference between success and failure. It is also essential to adapt your business plan frequently; it should evolve alongside the development of the business. Instead of writing a business plan and then leaving it to one side to become outdated and useless, this summary will help you to improve the plan as you learn what works and where your business is heading. This is a must-read for any budding entrepreneurs whether you are looking for advice on how to write a business plan or you want to adapt an existing one; there is always room for improvement!
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• Increase your business knowledge
To learn more, read "Write Your Business Plan" and discover how to create the perfect business plan and how to keep it that way.
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Write Your Business Plan
by The Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc.
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Write Your Business Plan
(The Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc.)
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MAIN IDEA
In a nutshell, a business plan is your blueprint for taking your initial idea or product and turning it into a viable and sustainable business. To succeed in building a company, you need a plan.
The real strength of a business plan is the process of writing one forces you to get specific. You have to take the ideas which exist only in your mind and get them down on paper. For that reason, a good business plan will always be a living document – it will keep on evolving and getting better as you learn more, find out for yourself what doesn't work and pivot to take advantage of new and emerging opportunities.
If you're smart, you will focus on extracting the maximum possible benefits during the three different phases of writing a business plan:
A lot of us have good ideas. Some of us have great ones. But that doesn't mean we can turn those ideas into businesses. What sets the dreamer apart from the doer is the plan. The business plan. To build a company, you need a plan. It's a blueprint for your business. A good leader formulates a plan for herself, making it a living document to help drive the business. Not every business will succeed. In truth, far more businesses fail than succeed. The differentiator is always in the planning.