286 PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL BUSINESS + place to archive this information. It doesn't do you any good to create all sorts of project assets for your com- pany, only to lose the documentation. Organize and archive the information, and retrieve it later. 5. Celebrate! At the end of a project, it's a good time to celebrate the project's completeness and the project team's hard work. The scope of the project will help gauge the type of celebration you host; this could be just doughnuts and coffee with your project team or a wild, raucous party. The point is, completing a project, especially a well-managed project, is hard work, and everyone should celebrate its successes. A celebration builds goodwill among the project team, the project manager, and the business owner and is a great time to say thank you for everyone's hard work and dili-