Short YouTube segment (by Codie Sanchez) describing three low-risk, low-startup-cost businesses that many people can start: chiropractic practices, bookstores, and mobile food services. The speaker frames these as accessible, community-oriented, and scalable options intended to lower the barrier to entrepreneurship.
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Data says over 50% of you want to start your own business, but less than 10% of you ever will. We're changing that by breaking down the least risky businesses that anyone could start. Chiropractic practice the startup costs for a chiropractic practice are one of the lowest in the healthcare businesses, which is actually fascinating. So you could start at a lower level and scale your way up as opposed to having to be the doctor that your parents always wanted you to be. Bookstores really low barrier to entry so no regulation or prior education needed. Unlike most industries, nothing is stopping you starting a bookstore tomorrow. This is really a community play and that's why I think it's really an interesting, fun business model. I kind of want to open a bookstore. So next one Mobile food services Way lower startup costs compared to traditional restaurants for sure. Food trucks are a tiny fraction of that. You might not even have to pay at all. And we can talk about that here in a second.