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MAJOR OUTPUT REQUIREMENT If you are going to start your own business, what would it be? Here are some tips: 1. Go with what you already know or don't mind learning fast. You don't need to be an expert right away, but leveraging skills and experience you've gained can increase your chances of success. 2. Matching the business idea to your lifestyle can prevent bumout. 3. Ask yourself. Is there enough demand for the product or service in your market? Hope these helped. Now, make a proposed financial plan for this business you want to start on someday. Follow the following outline for the content: I. Introduction A. What is the business name? What industry does it belongs to? B. How do you plan to finance your start-up capital? C. What is in your financial plan? II. Break-even Analysis A. Explain your assumptions. B. Show a table of your computation. C. Show your break-even analysis chart (if you can access a pc). III. Projected Sales/Service Income for five years. IV. Projected Profit or Loss A. Explain your assumptions. B. Show a table of your projection for five years. V. Projected Balance Sheet. A. Explain your assumptions. B. Show a table of your projection for five years, MAJOR OUTPUT REQUIREMENT If you are going to start your own business, what would it be? Here are some tips: 1. Go with what you already know or don't mind learning fast. You don't need to be an expert right away, but leveraging skills and experience you've gained can increase your chances of success. 2. Matching the business idea to your lifestyle can prevent bumout. 3. Ask yourself. Is there enough demand for the product or service in your market? Hope these helped. Now, make a proposed financial plan for this business you want to start on someday. Follow the following outline for the content: I. Introduction A. What is the business name? What industry does it belongs to? B. How do you plan to finance your start-up capital? C. What is in your financial plan? II. Break-even Analysis A. Explain your assumptions. B. Show a table of your computation. C. Show your break-even analysis chart (if you can access a pc). III. Projected Sales/Service Income for five years. IV. Projected Profit or Loss A. Explain your assumptions. B. Show a table of your projection for five years. V. Projected Balance Sheet. A. Explain your assumptions. B. Show a table of your projection for five years