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Starting a vintage booth looks simple from the outside—find cute stuff, put it in a booth, and watch the sales roll in.
But after four years of running my own booth, I can tell you: there’s a lot nobody prepares you for.

In this first episode of my brand-new series for aspiring vintage and antique booth owners, I’m pulling back the curtain on the real experience. Whether you're thinking about renting your first booth or still daydreaming about becoming a reseller, this is the honest breakdown I wish someone had given me.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• The real time commitment (and why it’s bigger than you think)
• What you can actually expect to earn — not the social-media version
• Lifestyle fit: who thrives vs. who burns out
• The 5 types of people who succeed (and the 5 who struggle)
• Your first 90 days: what they really look like
• Red flags that this industry may not be for you

By the end of this episode, you’ll know whether a vintage booth truly fits your goals, your budget, and your stage of life—before you sign that rental agreement.

If you’re dreaming of starting a booth, this is your starting point.
If you’re already in one, this will feel like someone finally saying the quiet part out loud.

Subscribe for the full series—this is only the beginning.

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