A short YouTube excerpt offering practical advice for starting a credit repair business: expect negativity and doubt from others, accept that financial risk and failures are part of entrepreneurship (speaker reports losing $180,000 in a year), and emphasize resilience — 'let God and let go,' spend money to make money, and keep going after setbacks.
Do you have any other advice for someone just starting out with a credit repair business? Let God and let go. There's a lot of negativity that's going to be around you. Actually, I think this is really important. So a lot of people that are closer to you are going to doubt you. As a matter of fact, I think this is one of the best words of advice is, first one, you got to spend money to make money. Second one is with every reward out there, there is always a risk involved. And one thing that I don't care what anybody says, everybody fails, right? My God, last year I lost $180,000. But you know what? I didn't give up. I just brushed my shoulders off and I kept going. And guess what? Here I am.
