There are ideas you have carried for years. Plans you have talked about, prayed over, and even started, but never fully structured. Not because you lack ability, but because you were never shown how to take what you see and turn it into something that can be built, positioned, and funded.
Write the Vision, Then Fund It closes that gap.
In this powerful and practical guide, Dr. Kara Lock-Harris introduces a clear framework designed to help entrepreneurs, small business owners, and vision-driven individuals move from idea to execution with confidence. Drawing from more than twenty five years of experience in finance and business strategy, she breaks down what it truly takes to build a business that is not only meaningful, but fundable.
This is not a book about dreaming bigger. It is a book about building smarter.
Inside, you will learn how to transform your vision into a structured plan that can be understood, evaluated, and supported. You will gain clarity on what lenders, grantors, and investors are actually looking for, and how to position your business so it aligns with real funding opportunities. From business formation and foundational structure to understanding credit, funding pathways, and execution discipline, this book provides the tools needed to move forward with intention.
Whether you are starting from an idea or refining an existing business, this book will help you:
- Turn your vision into a clear, structured plan
- Build a business that communicates credibility and purpose
- Understand the key components funders evaluate before making decisions
- Position yourself for grants, loans, and other funding opportunities
- Strengthen your business foundation through structure, compliance, and clarity
- Move from hesitation to execution with confidence and discipline
Dr. Kara Lock-Harris is a business strategist, author, and founder of KLH Business Solutions. After losing her corporate role due to automation, she transformed her experience into a proven framework that now helps entrepreneurs build with clarity, structure, and confidence.
If you have a vision, it is your responsibility to build it.
Because somewhere, someone is waiting for the solution your business was created to provide.
And that solution starts with clarity.
