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Bro, why most businesses fail (and how to avoid it)
Alright let me be real with you.
Most online businesses don’t fail because people are lazy.
It’s not that.
They fail because of this thing I call The Build Trap.
It’s that whole “build it, and they will come” idea.
You know what I’m talking about.
Here’s how it usually goes:
You get inspired.
You see someone killing it online, and you’re like, “If they can do it, why not me?”
So, you start building:
A website.
A brand.
Maybe a product or two.
And for a while, it feels good.
Like, “Okay, I’m making progress.”
But then... crickets.
No customers.
Ads drain your budget.
Your bank account’s looking real slim.
This is the trap.
Building something and just hoping it’ll work.
The truth?
The real winners don’t do that.
They don’t spend years guessing and building from scratch.
They buy businesses that are already working.
Think about it:
Why struggle to figure it all out when you can just step into something with:
Loyal customers.
Income that’s already coming in.
Systems ready to scale.
And here’s the crazy part:
You don’t need millions to do this.
A lot of profitable businesses are just sitting there in the $10K–$50K range, waiting for someone to take over.
So, if you’re tired of feeling stuck or spinning your wheels trying to build something from nothing... maybe it’s time to think about owning instead.
Just hit reply and let me know:
If you had to choose, which path sounds more like your next move? |
Let’s talk about how to skip the grind and get straight to growing something that already works.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Dev Shah
P.S. Seriously, reply.
Even if you’re just curious about how this works.
Let’s chat.
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