In this episode, I'm going to reveal the worst businesses to start this year

and beyond. And I'm not normally a negative guy, but this podcast episode is

important because my goal is to make sure you're investing your time and money

wisely. Not every side also opportunity is a good one,

and not every business is suited for every person. Plus, the business

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Now just a quick heads up before we start. This episode wasn't recorded to discourage

you, but to empower you because it's all about avoiding potential pitfalls

and financial headaches. Now the first business that I would avoid this year

is retail arbitrage. Retail arbitrage is a business model where you buy

products at low prices from retail stores, whether it's physical or online,

and then resell those items at higher prices on marketplaces like Amazon,

eBay, or Etsy. And the difference between the purchase price and the sale price

is your profit. Now most of you guys probably don't know this,

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