About this course:

People always talk about their ideas passionately; They talk about the things they have done so far and the great things they want to start. However, some of these people always need clarification in their thoughts. Such people do not organize their dreams and ideas; they often change their previous words, express them differently, or say something completely different. Is it possible to write scattered conversations more focused and accurately in one place? An entrepreneur says: "Nothing exists until it is written."

On the other hand, most innovative people with valuable ideas need more capital to put their ideas into action. If they write their thoughts down, they can present their ideas in a coherent business plan, reducing risk in the investor's mind and making him more inclined to invest in the project. A business plan is a plan that determines the future and development of a business and often covers several years.

Since starting a business is considered a long-term goal that cannot be changed every so often, allocating enough time to think and study about the desired job and setting a detailed plan that includes all aspects seems necessary.

The results of studies show that people who work without a business plan are less able to deal with problems they may encounter because they are unaware of the work policies of their jobs; as a result, the probability of bankruptcy and failure is high; Instead, people who adopt a measured and stable strategy at the beginning of their work are less exposed to unwanted incidents.

The Benefits of Having a Business Plan:

All stages of business planning force the entrepreneur to analyze all the aspects of the economic project and to consider suitable solutions for possible problems. Therefore, having a business plan helps the entrepreneur to avoid failure. A researcher says: "If your economic project is very low-income, the business plan explains why and helps you avoid paying the high cost of failure." It will cost much less if we start a bad-ending business from scratch rather than find out the reasons for the failure by experience.