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Your Business Plan Is Probably Useless Here's What Actually Works. Skip the 40 - page document nobody reads. Learn the simple framework that clarifies your strategy and attracts real support.
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- Nombre de pages205
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-11981-3
- EAN9783565119813
- Date de parution06/12/2025
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille834 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Most business plans end up in a drawer, gathering dust. They are overcomplicated, filled with jargon and projections that no one believes, and take months to write. Worse, many entrepreneurs create them to check a box-for a loan application or investor pitch-without actually using them to guide their business. The result is a document that is simultaneously too detailed and useless, and a business that lacks clear direction.
The problem is not business planning itself.
It is that traditional business plans were designed for corporate environments and bank loans, not for modern entrepreneurs building lean, agile businesses. This book shows you what a business plan should actually be: a clear, concise document that clarifies your thinking, guides your decisions, and communicates your vision to the right people without bloat or pretense. You will learn what elements matter most in a business plan and why, how to articulate your business idea in a way that is both compelling and realistic, and how to think through the critical questions before you launch.
The book walks you through defining your target market with specificity, understanding your competition without obsessing over it, and building financial projections that are grounded in reality instead of fantasy. You will discover how to identify the key risks and challenges upfront so you are not blindsided, and how to create an action plan that actually guides your first months and years.
It is that traditional business plans were designed for corporate environments and bank loans, not for modern entrepreneurs building lean, agile businesses. This book shows you what a business plan should actually be: a clear, concise document that clarifies your thinking, guides your decisions, and communicates your vision to the right people without bloat or pretense. You will learn what elements matter most in a business plan and why, how to articulate your business idea in a way that is both compelling and realistic, and how to think through the critical questions before you launch.
The book walks you through defining your target market with specificity, understanding your competition without obsessing over it, and building financial projections that are grounded in reality instead of fantasy. You will discover how to identify the key risks and challenges upfront so you are not blindsided, and how to create an action plan that actually guides your first months and years.
Most business plans end up in a drawer, gathering dust. They are overcomplicated, filled with jargon and projections that no one believes, and take months to write. Worse, many entrepreneurs create them to check a box-for a loan application or investor pitch-without actually using them to guide their business. The result is a document that is simultaneously too detailed and useless, and a business that lacks clear direction.
The problem is not business planning itself.
It is that traditional business plans were designed for corporate environments and bank loans, not for modern entrepreneurs building lean, agile businesses. This book shows you what a business plan should actually be: a clear, concise document that clarifies your thinking, guides your decisions, and communicates your vision to the right people without bloat or pretense. You will learn what elements matter most in a business plan and why, how to articulate your business idea in a way that is both compelling and realistic, and how to think through the critical questions before you launch.
The book walks you through defining your target market with specificity, understanding your competition without obsessing over it, and building financial projections that are grounded in reality instead of fantasy. You will discover how to identify the key risks and challenges upfront so you are not blindsided, and how to create an action plan that actually guides your first months and years.
It is that traditional business plans were designed for corporate environments and bank loans, not for modern entrepreneurs building lean, agile businesses. This book shows you what a business plan should actually be: a clear, concise document that clarifies your thinking, guides your decisions, and communicates your vision to the right people without bloat or pretense. You will learn what elements matter most in a business plan and why, how to articulate your business idea in a way that is both compelling and realistic, and how to think through the critical questions before you launch.
The book walks you through defining your target market with specificity, understanding your competition without obsessing over it, and building financial projections that are grounded in reality instead of fantasy. You will discover how to identify the key risks and challenges upfront so you are not blindsided, and how to create an action plan that actually guides your first months and years.
