Heyo! Welcome to the $100 MBA Show helping you grow with our practical business lessons.

I'm your host, your coach, your teacher Omar Zen Home.

And in today's lesson, you will learn what businesses you should never start as your first business.

When you are new to entrepreneurship, when you're starting your first business, there's a lot of things

that you need to learn, a lot of skills you need to take on, a lot of mindset shifts, it's a whole lot of stuff that you need to adapt to.

Regardless of what kind of businesses, whatever you're selling, whatever the market you're in,

you're going to need to learn things like finance and management and hiring and leadership and marketing and sales and productivity and time management and a whole bunch of other skills.

So you can do this business thing. So there are certain businesses that

are a whole lot easier to start than others. So you want to make sure you steer

clear from these businesses in today's episode as your first business. Of course there are going

to be some exceptions I'm going to talk about those as well but if you want to

have the highest likelihood of success in your first business then you want to listen up to this episode.

And it's really important to really get that momentum in the beginning is to start your

first business, get some wins, taste success, get some profits, get some money in your pocket, learn the ropes,

and then after you have one solid business experience under your belt, you can start to venture

and think about some other options out there. So let's get

into it, let's get down to business. There's so many different kind of

business ideas and different business models that you can start, but today I

want to share with you three major business models,

business types, that a lot of people like to start

as their first business, and I say, no,

don't do this as your first business

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