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This is one of the best ways to learn about business. If you can develop a business plan, you have learned about the many things to consider in business.
The process you go through in creating a business plan is critical to ensure you understand the steps you need to take and that you have researched and considered these steps to avoid mistakes in your business.
The best thing about business planning is that you think through or act the business out without risk - you do not have to invest in a business (spend money) to plan a business. To actually start a business you must invest time and money.
Planning a business for kids is a great way to learn about business, play with business and gain value experience for the day you go into business or work in business.
You will ask the question many times; why do we need to business plan? Unfortunately, it is not the most exciting responsibility people have in business but it is one of the most important. A business plan is to business what a map and a travel plan (packing, money, food, accommodation etc.) is to a long road trip in a car.
If you want to obtain your goals (get there) you need to give some thought to figure out the best way or options to take. You will be surprised at how often you use components of business planning in regular life - planning a birthday party or a sleep-over etc. Planning is something we all do even in business.
This section is one of our hardest sections and is probably the most work, but you have probably heard that good things are not always easy. Some of the hardest teachers you have had have probably taught you the most in school. They made you think, they made you work hard and hopefully at some point you can say it was worth it. The same holds true for business plan writing.
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