This is a great question. And here’s where I want you to start — by assessing your current situation.

Even before you put together a plan, you need to do this. Because if you don’t have a good handle on your current situation, you’re not going to be able to put together a plan that emphasizes your strengths and minimizes your weaknesses.

So here are some things you should look at:

• How big is your email list? (Also known as your email database)

• How responsive is your email list? (In other words, how many people buy/sign up for a teleclass/etc. when you send out an email asking them to?)

• How many affiliates/JV partners/associates/etc. do you know who would be happy to help promote you?

• How many friends/followers do you have on social networking sites?

• What products/programs do you currently have and could launch or relaunch?

• Do you have any products/programs in the works?

Now, the important thing to keep in mind when you’re answering these questions is there is NO wrong answer. I don’t want anyone to feel bad no matter where you’re at. We all had to start somewhere. And here’s the best part — no matter where you’re at right now, there IS a launch plan that can help you jump start your business!

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