After the business plan what next

Hello:

Your business plan will tell you. That's why you write one.

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If you need to borrow money, you take it to the bank.
But honestly if you don't know, you need to go back and rewrite your business plan, it is suppose to tell you each step to get your business going.

From the following site: Small Business Administration (http://www.sba.gov/smallbusinessplanner/plan/writeabusinessplan/SERV_USINGBUSPLAN.html)


Using the Business Plan

A business plan is a tool with three basic purposes: communication, management, and planning. As a communication tool, it is used to attract investment capital, secure loans, convince workers to hire on, and assist in attracting strategic business partners. The development of a comprehensive business plan shows whether a business has the potential to make a profit. It requires a realistic look at almost every phase of business and allows you to show that you have worked out all the problems and decided on potential alternatives before actually launching your business.

As a management tool, the business plan helps you track, monitor, and evaluate your progress. The business plan is a living document that you will modify as you gain knowledge and experience. By using your business plan to establish timelines and milestones, you can gage your progress and compare your projections to actual accomplishments.

As a planning tool, the business plan guides you through the various phases of your business. A thoughtful plan will help identify roadblocks and obstacles so that you can avoid them and establish alternatives. Many business owners share their business plans with their employees to foster a broader understanding of where the business is going.

I have prepared my business plan. I am not employed and I have no starting capital. I do believe that this business is going to take me miles through life and I should start it as soon as possible. Please give me the best next step where I can get the financial support.