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: The Dreams of a SoloSometimes too Much Information is Just too Much
By Solo Dreamer
The process of planning the start of a business or the implementation of that business plan is full of information, research, and analysis. There comes a point when the endless supply of information may make your head feel like it is going to explode. Okay, so I can only speak to my reaction to the overabundance of information, but I have to assume that I am not alone. It is very good business to research, analyze and develop a flexible business plan. The secret is to take the best laid plans from paper to reality. Sometimes the best way to do that is to stick you fingers in our ears like my Smurf friend above. That might be the jump start we all need to put a stop to information overload and get back to why we started planning in the first place. In case the excessive information caused you to forget why you started planning, I will give you a little hint: You wanted to start and build your own business. So stop revising your plan and start implementing it.
Full post as published by The Dreams of a Solo on January 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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