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    The document discusses assessing the feasibility of a new project. It outlines assessing objectives, describing the project, performing a SWOT analysis, evaluating market demand through research, and creating a financial model to analyze the budget, profits/losses, cash flow, and breakeven point. The financial model is important to understand how the business will create value through cash flow over time and its asset value if sold. The document stresses trusting the numbers from the assessment, considering alternatives, having an exit strategy, and thinking long-term to determine a project's feasibility.

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    The document discusses assessing the feasibility of a new project. It outlines assessing objectives, describing the project, performing a SWOT analysis, evaluating market demand through research, and creating a financial model to analyze the budget, profits/losses, cash flow, and breakeven point. The financial model is important to understand how the business will create value through cash flow over time and its asset value if sold. The document stresses trusting the numbers from the assessment, considering alternatives, having an exit strategy, and thinking long-term to determine a project's feasibility.

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    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Passion
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Skill
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Demand
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Skill Passion

    Demand
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Skill Passion

    Demand
    A Winner!
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Overview 1 of 3

    Why?
    • Objectives SWOT
    • Strengths
    Description • Weaknesses
    • Physical • Opportunities
    • Value Proposition • Threats
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Overview 2 of 3

    Market Demand
    Assessment
    Assessment Data
    • Current
    • Forecast • Desktop Research
    • Market Scoping
    • Industry Insight
    • Market Testing
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Overview 3 of 3
    Financial Model

    • Project Budget • Balance Sheet


    • P&L
    • Cashflow
    • Breakeven
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Why?

    Objectives Exit Strategy?


    • What are
    you trying
    to achieve?
    • Values?
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Description

    • Physical

    • Value Proposition
    • What’s In It For Me (The Consumer)?
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    SWOT
    • Strengths
    • Weaknesses
    • Opportunities
    • Threats
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Market Demand Assessment

    • Current
    • Forecast
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Assessment Data

    • Desktop Research
    • Market Scoping
    • Industry Insight
    • Market Testing
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Financial Model

    • Project Budget
    • P&L
    • Cashflow
    • Breakeven
    • Balance Sheet
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Financial Model
    A business creates value for its owner in 2 ways:

    • Cashflow – income stream


    • When it is sold – realization of asset value
    Assessing Project Feasibility

    Financial Model
    Be clear how important each component is to you.

    • Cashcow – strong cashflow, low sale value. E.g.


    doctor’s surgery.
    • Gold nugget – modest cashflow, high ‘goodwill’,
    strong asset base (bricks and mortar). E.g. factory,
    guesthouse.
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Conclusion
    Trust the numbers.

    Consider the alternatives.

    Have an exit strategy.

    Think long term.


    Have fun!
    Assessing Project Feasibility
    Next Steps

    If you would like to learn more about this or any


    other business-related topic, please contact
    Richard

    via email richard@mybusinessbydesogn.net,


    call 0427 27 27 54
    or visit www.mybusinessbydesign.net
    Assessing Project Feasibility

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