Guide
Planning.
A short plan you actually use beats a long one that sits in a drawer. Set the direction, pick a few priorities and check in on them regularly.
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Pricing on value, not hours: where to start
Charging for time caps what you can earn and hides the value you create. Moving towards value-based pricing can start with a few simple questions.
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Why a one-page business plan beats a fifty-page one
Long business plans get written once and filed. A one-page plan gets looked at, talked about and updated, which is the whole point.
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Five numbers every owner should check each month
You do not need a dashboard full of charts. These five numbers, checked monthly, tell you most of what you need to know about how the business is tracking.
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Templates.
Fillable PDFs you can type into and save, or print and fill in by hand.
One-page business plan
Your three-year direction, this year’s priorities, who owns each one and a quarterly check-in, on a single page.
Monthly numbers dashboard
The five numbers worth checking every month, with space to note one action for each.
Work it out.
Quick calculators. Everything is worked out in your browser; nothing is sent or saved.
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How healthy is your business, really?
Score your business across seven areas and get a personalised report with your top three priorities and a 90-day plan.