Tribe.net. Local Connections ENIAD http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net/thread/5f0a15bd-b3c0-46b3-b5b1-1020559a1be3 2007-07-31T21:54:30Z 2006-08-29T13:16:33Z

<div>I am redoing my business plan for the nth time at the demand of a new institution. (A woman's Circle) and I am told I must now pay myself a salary as it is very important. I agree but my original business plan does not include this topic as the owner pays himself from the company profits. <br/> <br/>Where do I include this new information and how many places in the business plan. <br/> <br/>I could not find it in my other small company business plans. <br/> <br/>It is somewhat categorically illogical to introduce it this late in the game but I see how it makes sense in a practical way. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net">Business Plan Builders</a> - 3 replies </div>

ENIAD 2006-08-29T13:16:33Z ENIAD http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net/thread/cd8a5490-1028-4561-a222-61ed279c1241 2006-07-26T21:54:54Z 2006-07-26T19:34:13Z

<div>I am now rewriting my business plan for a woman's collective and noticed that a little of the 42 pages come off as "chatty" as I am giving inside information on the industry and my take on it. <br/>I have now removed the "chatty" parts. <br/>I assume business plans are supposed to be very cotton dry but is that always the case? <br/> <br/>If possible, could you provide me with an example of a good business plan for a service company selling the knowledge of a university-educated professional?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net">Business Plan Builders</a> - 2 replies </div>

ENIAD 2006-07-26T19:34:13Z ENIAD http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net/thread/bf484c46-4e01-44be-92c5-748a14915796 2006-05-20T18:39:15Z 2006-05-05T19:53:29Z

<div>I will soon be representing my business plan to a Committee. I am presenting projects that this area greatly need but my first presentation did not go over well the first time perhaps on account to resistance to change. I have now acquired successful local work experience. My plan is very structured and will be presented to the same Committee but also new Business outfits. <br/>Am I bound to bring my first original plan along with the modified version to that first Committee and also, this is a different question, how often should I modify my business plan? <br/>Should there be a time sequence or should it be reformulated to accommodate new objectives and impacting events. <br/> <br/>Thanks for answering a complex question.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net">Business Plan Builders</a> - 5 replies </div>

ENIAD 2006-05-05T19:53:29Z MaximumChange http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net/thread/3d34e01f-af88-4944-94df-bdde376ffcff 2006-04-26T18:33:56Z 2006-04-19T20:59:55Z

<div>Hello: <br/> <br/>I am new to this group and Tribe. I am a Life/Business Coach and am looking forward to participating in the discussions as well as getting to know you all. <br/> <br/>Sincerely, <br/>Philip A. Foster, MA <br/>Life/Business Coach <br/>Maximum Change Coaching <br/>http://www.maximumchange.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://businessplanbuilders.tribe.net">Business Plan Builders</a> - 3 replies </div>

MaximumChange 2006-04-19T20:59:55Z