Business Planning

A bit late to the party... but I'll bite.

In the this profession, I would alert anyone who wants to enter, that they do a set down with some folks that have a proven track record. That they interview folks and spend time on here combing through some of the real aspects. Web sites, phone answering systems and the such do not help with the mental toughness that must be present in the rejection mill that is this.

Commitment to the grid is a must. Buying expensive systems or signing up for office tools isn't the way to begin. Start by asking questions, listening, and looking for additional questions to ask. Study, Listen, Be willing to Work, Be willing to learn. If you can't relate to people, it matters not if you have a sharp pencil or a degree of some sort.

This profession grinds through more people than you can shake a stick at. Great place to be... if you are willing to do what it takes.
 
It's all about balancing the big picture with the little details regarding business planning. Start by nailing down your goals—think about where you want to be in the next year, five years, or even ten. Once you have that vision, break it down into smaller steps that make sense for your day-to-day. And don't forget to be flexible! Things rarely go as planned, so be ready to adjust.

Also, if you haven't already, check out houseofcompanies.io for some solid resources to help guide your planning. They have tools that can help you keep things organized and moving in the right direction. Planning is an ongoing process, so take it one step at a time, and don't stress too much if things change.
nice job at plugging your website.
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