Learn2 Write a Business Plan - Step 12

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                          Learn2 Write a Business Plan
      
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                                    Proofread your work 
      
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                          After all the work you've invested, make sure
      
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                          you don't shoot yourself in the foot with bad
      
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                          spelling or grammar. And double-check your
      
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                          numbers one last time. A single typo could throw
      
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                          off a whole spreadsheet. 
      
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                          The final version should be printed on 8.5 by
      
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                          11-inch paper, with single-spaced, 12-point,
      
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                          professional-looking type. Leave fairly wide
      
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                          margins so investors can take notes. The overall
      
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                          look should be inexpensive (otherwise you may
      
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                          seem like a spendthrift) yet professional. 
      
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                          Once you get funding and start to achieve your
      
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                          goals, you'll realize all the effort you put into your
      
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                          plan was well worth it. There's nothing like
      
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                          making your dreams into reality. 
      
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