![]() ![]() This is where the 1-page business model comes in. Instead of chasing a mythical perfect plan, you need a well-documented starting point and a systematic process for going from your Plan A to a plan that works before running out of resources. Most entrepreneurs start with a strong initial vision and a Plan A for realizing that vision. Reasonably smart people can rationalize anything, but entrepreneurs are especially gifted at this. While carrying your core business model assumptions in your head alone might seem like the fastest alternative, you must beware of the reality distortion fields that plague entrepreneurs. It would be akin to building a house without a blueprint. ![]() ![]() And worst of all, the people who make you write these plans (i.e., investors) don’t even take the time to read them - opting instead for shorter versions like the 1-page executive summary, 10-page slide deck, or 30-second elevator pitch.īut a no-plan alternative isn’t the solution either. You end up making up most of the answers. Have you ever written a business plan? Did you enjoy the process? Or maybe you’re one of the lucky few who have never had to write one. ![]()
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