Business Plan Mistake #3 – Too Much Detail or the Wrong Type of Detail
Business Plan Mistake #3 – Too Much Detail or the Wrong Type of Detail
There is a story about an impatient young man who went to visit an old Bible scholar. He demanded the old man tell him everything he needed to know about the Bible while standing on one foot. The old man smiled, stood on one foot, and said, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you! All the rest is commentary.”
The second expresses the same idea, in a way everyone can understand.
Innovate using customer feedback.
Which makes more sense to you?
Ready to start working on your business plan?
Sign up for a weekly email to coach you through the planning process.
Rebrand with Design Thinking
What is design thinking and why is it so popular? Well, it's a process used to redefine problems...
Canning Cookies, Creating Cohorts: Google’s Advertising Shift, Explained
The devs over at Alphabet are not just trying to bolster their profit; they’re trying to make something that could be problematic better and more secure.
4 Tips for an Effective Virtual Onboarding Agenda
Virtual onboarding is here to stay As it becomes safe to return to the workplace in a...
Investing in Business Recovery
Last week, Lorraine wrote about the importance in investing in business recovery. That raises the...