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How To Write A Business Plan

 

Writing a plan is a journey through the 

mind of one person. Even in partnerships 

and corporations, usually one person has 

the vision and energy to take an idea and 

turn it into a business by writing a business 

plan. For that reason, I have addressed this 

book to the business owner as a single 

individual rather than a husband-and-wife 

team, group, committee, partnership, or 

corporation. And you’ll find that the same 

financial and analytical tools necessary to 

convince potential lenders and investors 

that your business idea is sound can also 

help you decide whether your idea is the 

right business for you.


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