Business Plans – A tragic story leads to ah hah!

The Bussines Plan, huh? A funny thing happened the other day, I was helping a member with their business plan and it looked great. I had printed it out, put it on my desk and noticed something. The cover said this “Bussines plan 2010-2011.

You plan may be the centerpiece of a loan application to a bank, friend or even a Venture firm. That single typo can set the mood and it’s not a good one. I’m also going to show you something cool about the word as well!

One of the most common mistakes is to spell business wrong. Be careful and make sure you use your spell check, ot at the very least proof read your plan.

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So here’s a thought for you – Etymology is the study of the history of words. So what are the roots of the word Business?

It actually comes out of two parts – busi (busy, occupied, diligent) and ness (a sense of work or occupation). It was first recorded over 550 years ago.

So there you have it. From a members typo I wondered about the word itself. At We dared To Dream we’ll help you avoid many pitfalls when starting your own business and in this case I stopped the dreaded bussines plan.