Business Plans, Should You Have One or Not?

The Business Behind Small Business

#50. We are shaking things up by doing a guest interview about today's topic! Business Plans: should you have one from the beginning? Why? What goes into a business plan? We'll find out in today's episode!
Get in touch with our guest:
Dr. Michael Mort, Esq.
Argent Place Law
https://www.argentplacelaw.com/
Famous Example:

Instagram (https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/07/instagram-used-to-be-called-brbn/373815/)
Richard Branson (https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/21/billionaire-richard-branson-reveals-his-first-ever-business-plan.html)

Tiffany's Recommendations:

Tim Berry (https://leanplan.com/lean-business-planning-book/)
The One Page Business Plan by Jim Horan
Sevana's Recommendations:

https://blog.back4app.com/business-planning-tools-for-startups/
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