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Key Takeaways

Startup costs are higher than they have ever been, and landlords are tough post-COVID
Opening a Barber Shop will cost you about 30k at the bare minimum in a lower cost-of-living area.
You have to pay yourself when you start your business because you may think your business is doing better than it is.
Receiving payments in cash may seem convenient, but it's not advisable. Demonstrating a clear income on paper and paying taxes on it is essential for securing loans. Without a documented income, obtaining a loan can be challenging.
Most of the time, the landlord will not give you anything. You are responsible for everything; this is not a residential rental.
Do not just listen to one coach, advisor, or influencer. Diversity in perspective will serve you better than buying into just one person.

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