Businesses that Never Fail? 6 Businesses with Amazingly Low Failure Rates [Backed by Data]



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Most businesses fail. In fact, 2/3 of all businesses go under within 10 years.

But what about those that don’t…

Watch to see the 6 businesses with the highest success rate so you don’t have to take such a risk!

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22 thoughts on “Businesses that Never Fail? 6 Businesses with Amazingly Low Failure Rates [Backed by Data]”

  1. I've never seen a video with so much bad business advice. E.g. real estate is the polar opposite of simple and lots of developers fail and many landlords don't make enough relative to the workload and risk they take. Yes, some ppl become millionaires, but these are real estate EXPERTS that are big to begin with and operate at scale. You and I are not.
    Last mile delivery? Are you kidding me? This business is highly nonprofitable. I know a guy who failed with a small haul transport business: You'd be in a constant downward price spiral. Competition is extremely stiff and the price is all that counts for customers. Not an industry you wan to be in.
    Don't listen to this channel.
    And passive income is a scam.

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  2. Sometimes business is good,sometimes is not good but one have to keep doing what is best to get more income,without doing anything you can get profit so keep doing your business.

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  3. Perth is a gold rush. Every gold rush ends. When it ends many investors will sell because they know Perth will be stagnant for many years. With so many sellers the price will drop fast leading to panic selling. Enjoy the rollercoaster. Perth is a hare. Melbourne is tortoise. Price moment in 20 year history indicates this

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  4. The downside of Flippa is that we all know that the biggest value growth in a small business is from start to where they hit their ceiling and make a steady income but not great growth. As example… The reason you sold your website is most likely because it has reached its growth limit and the bulk of the big gains have been made. This is why if you select the correct start-up you will make more money than if you bought that same business already established. Gains are proportional to risk which means that if you play it safe you will never make the big gains. If you are young, Start the business from scratch and build it to sell…and do not buy established. Once you have sold, do it again, and again, and again.

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