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Mar 15, 2020 14 min

#3: Do You Need A Business Plan To Start?

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Many people will tell you that you must have a detailed business plan prior to starting a business, but is that really true? I never had that... In today's environment things change so quickly, that I don't recommend planning out some 10-year business plan. Listen to the entire episode to get my perspective.

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