When starting a business, don't get a bank loan. The bank will give you a loan, and you'll have to pay monthly installments and interest. But starting a business often comes with many challenges. Your business might not perform well in the beginning, but the bank will still ask you for installments. A bank loan will be useful when your business is stable and you need money to expand. I've seen many of my friends take out bank loans when their small businesses are stable and need quick cash to expand.
That is not entirely a true way to approach. You could always get a loan when you start a business, but how you will do depends on something else and not the loan.
Just because you have payments to bank every month doesn't mean you will do badly, you could always do decently too, and even on early days you could always make some money, and if you are getting a loan from the bank, you can get credit card too, and make expenses from that credit card, and pay the loan with your revenue and that way you will switch your debts back and forth and sustain until the business does well. The reason for not starting a business with a loan should be if you do not trust it enough, if you do think it's going to be great, then loan is not an issue.