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Become a smarter, more strategic business owner with this simple but powerful 4-step process.
Download NowOr accelerate your business growth with LivePlan Save 25% today
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Skip the lengthy and overly detailed business plans. Instead start with a simple, flexible, and powerful one-page plan.
Make growth planning a consistent habit for your business and easily identify ways to improve with just 1-2 hours a month.
This is the same process used by the experts at LivePlan which has led to business growth and stability for over 25 years.
Businesses who adopt growth planning principles tend to grow 30% faster and are 40% more likely to reach their goals.
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Growth planning is a system to help you continuously plan, forecast, review, and refine your financial strategy to better manage your business. It’s an active and data-driven process for making informed and confident decisions.
Growth planning is an ongoing business planning process that helps keep you focused, grow faster and adjust quickly to change. It prepares you to build a better business, not just a single business plan document.
It all starts with a simple, one-page business plan—which you can download and create with this completely free template.
From there, you can use growth planning to clarify ideas, set solid strategic goals, track financial performance, and refine your strategy as you learn more about your customers and their needs.
Here’s a quick overview of the four-step growth planning process:
By incorporating Growth Planning into your ongoing management processes you will gain:
Growth planning is more flexible and continuous, focusing on real-time adjustments and faster execution, while traditional planning involves creating static, long-term plans that may quickly become outdated.
Growth planning requires a one-page business plan, financial forecasting (sales, expenses, and cash flow), regular performance reviews, and strategy refinement based on real-world results.