Business By Design

Ep 6: How to prepare a practical and actionable business plan - and why it's so important

• Stuart Wemyss & Mena Abraham • Season 1 • Episode 6

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Many business owners prepare a business plan when they first start their business. But this document is never looked at again. We encourage our clients to invest one day every two to three years to draft a practical and actionable business plan. In this episode, Mena and Stuart discuss:

  • Why it's the best investment of your time. A business plan provides multiple benefits including sharpening your focus, motivating employees, obtaining finance and/or investors and so on.
  • A deep dive on the 6 key topics/matters that you must include in your business plan.
  • Mena and Stuart share four proven business planning insights, to help you craft a successful business strategy.

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