Before using any business template, validate your idea by talking to competitors and customers. Then find a mentor who's actually done it, not a guru selling a formula. They'll guide you on principles that matter.
I got the same question from 2 aspiring entrepreneurs this week. They both asked, are there templates for starting a business? I chuckled and yeah, there are a lot of things you can find online to help you get a business. But what I want you to focus on initially, especially at this early stage of the business, is vetting the idea. Go out and speak with competitors. Go out and speak with potential buyers. Understand the market. And once you've vetted your idea, find someone who has been to where you want to go and follow them and ask them questions and seek their advice and maybe hire them as a, as a mentor, as a coach, and let them guide you on where to go. Don't look for a guru who's going to tell you exactly what to do. No, look for someone who can provide general guidance about what to do, what principles are important to learn and apply. You can expedite your learning. You can increase your chances of making it and making it big by seeking the advice from the right advisor
