American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) Practice Test

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Which information should not be included in a business plan presented to potential investors?

The owner enjoys helping people in pain.
The owner has worked as a massage therapist for 15 years.
The owner has two children.
The owner has experience doing administrative work.

The correct answer is: The owner has two children.

Including personal information about family, such as the owner having two children, is generally not relevant to a business plan aimed at potential investors. Investors are primarily interested in the business's viability, the owner’s professional qualifications, experience, and how the business intends to generate profit. Elements like the owner’s enjoyment of helping people in pain or their extensive professional background as a massage therapist are key aspects that illustrate capability and passion for the field. Likewise, experience in administrative work demonstrates operational competence, which is crucial for running a business efficiently. Personal family details do not provide insight into the business's value or the owner’s ability to manage it, making them extraneous in this context.