Business Plans Not Businesses
from the the-new-world dept
An unfortunately too short article on the fact that too many folks are simply interested in selling their business plan rather than starting a business. This article could have been a lot more in depth, though I do like the claim that business school is often considered a two-year sabbatical to write a business plan. At some point folks are going to realize that to create and run a business it really helps to have a viable business idea, and not just a lot of hype.
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