1. Simplicity The simpler your plan is, the easier it will be to implement. 2. Clarity If your plan is hard to read, it is probably unnecessarily complicated. 3. Reasonableness Unreasonable plans are usually based on one or more incorrect or overtly optimistic assumption that will obviate your chance for…
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