Tim’s Business Plan, Business Common Sense Blog
 
Our Company (I am its hands-on CEO) writes Business Plans plus all 
related and needed Appendixes, a focus of this blog, although other 
business and life observations will permeate this space. Business Plans 
often lack common sense inclusions, a mistake more and more typical 
in the new millennium in all respects, and often commonplace for the 
most intelligent people or in the most complex business plans. Business 
is serious, but some levity and balance are a must. Work hard, but work 
smarter, and enjoy the fruits of your efforts!  If you would like to be on 
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May 10, 2008 Executive Summary is as Important as Business Plan








 
 
Without an Executive Summary that conveys all of the key items from 
the Business Plan, including goals, objectives, mission, leadership, 
operations, forecasts and uses of funds, investors will never look at your 
Business Plan. Usually, it is best to complete the ES first and get that tight 
and in final form, and then use it as a partial guide to complete the 
Business Plan. We like using headings in the ES that coincide with the 
Sections of your Business Plan. Remember, the Executive Summary can 
convey the entire story of your business, and it needs to quickly grab the 
reader's attention in this attention-deficit, techno-distraction world we live 
in.




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