A few weeks ago, I went karaoking for the first time and I absolutely loved it. I’m the type of person that likes to sing songs everywhere, so it wasn’t much change when I got a mic.  From what I’ve heard, karaoking is an Asian thing. Well, I want to tear down that stereotype and get everybody involved. Karaoking really builds confidence: What better way to break the ice, than singing in front of a crowd? Also, it’s an activity that people of all ages can be involved with. If you haven’t tried karaoking yet, I really encourage you to bring some friends to experience it; time will fly by, because ya’ll will be having a ball.

Karaoke was so fun, that I decided I want to start a karaoke bar. I definitely have to plan everything out before I know for sure. But right now I’m pretty excited thinking about the potential. The location will be on the street closest to my school; that’s my major selling point, convenience for the everyday student to karaoke! I know the rent will be insanely high, but I think I still can make a profit or break even the first year. Since I’m in business school, I have the opportunity to review everything with my professors; I’ll get advice from lawyers to accountants, for free!

I’m sitting on a chance to give me some real business experience, doing something I enjoy! I’m hoping everything works out. Stayed tuned for more updates on my Karaoke business.

Yeah.

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