Plan

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This post outlines a practical 18-month business growth plan—choosing one primary bet, turning it into controllable levers, checking capacity and cash, and working in three six-month stages with simple metrics. You’ll learn how to build a one-page plan, set a review rhythm, run a 13-week cash view, and use a short dashboard to learn and adjust with your team.