By: Alex
As I’ve commented before on this blog, I think business plans are a good idea. Call me “sanguine.” But I’ve read Solo By Choice cover-to-cover and I do recall a recommendation you made in that book...
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Carolyn: The Business Model Canvas is a tool that was developed and presented in the excellent book Business Model Canvass. Your readers can find more information about the methodology at the Business...
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I have that book -love it! But for some reason I didn’t make the connection between the canvas and what I remembered about the book so I went back and took a look and yes, the template is in there. I...
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Hi Alex – Thanks for your comments. In Solo by Choice, I did recommend some kind of simple business plan just to get something on paper; not necessarily anything really formal or extensive. I also...
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I love it too and I think it is an excellent tool for all lawyers to use whether starting a practice or analyzing new business models in their existing practice. The Apple iTunes example in the book is...
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I agree the process can be scary. What I think is important, though, beyond some kind of cash flow analysis (aka “how much do I have to collect to pay the rent”) is consideration of market...
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SWOT is getting changed to SLOC: Strengths, Limitations, Opportunities, Challenges.
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