The questions every entrepreneur should answer before writing a business plan.
Starting or restructuring a business after 60 brings a different set of considerations.
You have experience behind you. You may also have different priorities, less appetite for unnecessary risk, and a clearer idea of how you want your business to fit around the rest of your life.
This practical checklist is designed to help you step back and think through the important questions before committing significant time, money or energy to your next business move.
It covers eight essential areas:
- Personal readiness
- Experience & skills
- Business model
- Market reality
- Financial awareness
- Risk & regulation
- Lifestyle fit
- Exit & future thinking
The aim isn’t to produce another complicated business plan.
It’s to make sure you’ve considered the things that could make the difference between a business that simply works and one that genuinely works for you.
Work through the questions honestly, challenge your assumptions and make notes as you go.
Because sometimes the value of a planning tool isn’t in the number of questions it asks.
It’s in the one question you hadn’t thought of.
The Over 60s Business Planning Checklist — £14.99