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Here’s five bucks, go and see a Star War. The Phantom Menace is twenty years old! But don’t worry, it’s still crap! In this episode we hear from Paul Salt & Paul Goodman from the One Good Thing podcast. They hate the Phantom Menace too! We stole their music and jingles and voices to put them into our episode! Links and stuff… Paul and Paul are proud members of the Alottagreen Network – you can check out two enormous fistfuls of quality Australian content at http://alottagreen.com.au like classic OGTeamers! Here's their YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6rqzjoDWt8D-p37gU43pcQ - subscribe and share!

Happy Star Wars Day!!!  May the fourth be with you!  This week, we are going full nerd to deliver you a special retrospective of the movie that started it all, the 1977 classic, Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope....well that and pretty much general Star Wars nerdery.  So grab your lightsaber and your hatred for sand (you know cause it's coarse and gets everywhere) as we kick it into hyperdrive on this very special May The Fourth.  

Pamela Slim, author of the best-selling Escape From Cubicle Nation, calls Tim the Obi-wan Kenobe of business planning. Guy Kawasaki made Tim his business plan expert in “How to Write a Business Plan.” He's also the official business plan expert at Entrepreneur.com. Tim has written several books on planning, including The Plan-as-you-go Business Plan, published by Harcourt Brace, McGraw-Hill, and Dow Jones-Irwin. He's not just a business plan expert; but also a successful entrepreneur. As founder and chairman of Palo Alto Software, founder of bplans.com, and a co-founder of Borland International. He built Palo Alto Software from zero to 40 employees, multimillion dollar sales, no debt, and 70% market share without outside investment.

Tune into Smart Companies Radio with host Kelly Scanlon and find out how to get more out of your business by getting lean. Tim Berry, the man some have called the  Obi-wan Kenobe of business planning  will share great advice on how Lean business planning though simple, is a powerful way to get what you want from your business. Berry, not only a business planning expert but also an entrepreneur will discuss his latest book, “Lean Business Planning: Get What You Want From Your Business”, and how   it’s a practical way to align strategy, tactics, milestones, assumptions, and essential cash flow without the fuss of a full business plan. On this episode, you'll learn  Why lean business planning?What is a lean business planHow is it different from any other business plan?How is it better? To hear more shows with host Kelly Scanlon, please visit our archives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

[Legacy post: Small Business Talent] My guest, Tim Berry, is a world-class expert on business planning. It’s an honor to have him join me on the podcast today. What do others think about Tim and his work? Well, Pamela Slim, author of the best-selling business book, Escape From Cubicle Nation, calls Tim “the Obi-wan Kenobe of business […] The post Solo Entrepreneur Success: Harness the Power of ‘Lean Planning’ with Tim Berry appeared first on Smart Solo Business.