Now before you dismiss the title of this blog as a joke, or worse, the ravings of an idiot, hear me out. It’s an unfortunate fact that many universities and for-profit businesses are perpetuating the myth that entrepreneurs have to create business plans before they start businesses. Potential entrepreneurs are spending up to 200 hours of their valuable time in pursuit of the perfect plan to present at a competition (don’t get me started on business plan competitions – I’ll save that for another post) or pitch to an investor, only to discover that investors are more impressed by a founding team that has gotten the business up and running, even in a minimal way, to prove the concept than they are by a nicely bound document.
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