We continually review business plans for both startups and established wellness businesses.  This week, we share five common planning mistakes that we see all the time - even from experienced management teams in larger businesses. And we'll continue the series next week with a look at "to vs through", invisible businesses, and three other potential gotchas. Scrub these missteps out of your business plan and sleep with confidence! 1) Expecting day-to-day operations to fund a big expansion Check your math if you think... 2) Assuming that you can cookie-cutter your next location Watch for these two stumbles... 3) Failing to explicitly decide on a single business model What's a business model and why should you care... 4) It's big, it's really big! Yeah, we know about the millions of obese kids and... 5) Naïve understanding of how employers and insurers think Someone told us recently that insurers would... Click to read the rest of Part 1: Build A Wellness Business Plan That Lets You Sleep At Night Rate this article and you could receive a complimentary review of your own business plan. How cool is that?

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