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episode. In today's episode you learn should you start a brick and mortar

business traditionally brick and mortar business?

Traditionally, brick and mortar businesses are real physical businesses in the real world,

with a physical location.

It's important to differentiate brick and water versus physical product businesses because you could sell physical products online in an e-commerce store for example. But in today's lesson we're going to explore what are some of the pros of having a brick and

water business if you're thinking about starting a traditional in-person

physical business as well as some of the challenges you may face. I know many

entrepreneurs are kind of sick of the online world and

want to start a more traditional in-person brick and mortar so let's explore it.

Let's see if this is a good idea for you. Let's get into it, let's get down to business.

I want to start by saying that traditional brick and mortar businesses were basically all

of business

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