Most of the businesses started with a loan. And it is your strategy how to make profits out of it. And a lot of them actually emerge as successful. So there's nothing wrong taking a loan if you have a good feeling that you will hit it off.
Some people I know took out bank loans simply to boost their motivation to run their businesses, not because they lacked the initial capital to start. Fortunately, they were able to run their businesses smoothly and gradually managed to repay all their bank loans regularly. This step was taken after carefully calculating their monthly turnover and the amount of bills they had to pay.
In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with taking such a step. The goal is to grow your business, although admittedly, the pressure to meet targets is quite high. I believe it's worth it for the potential future profits. However, you should also understand the risks, because if your business fails, you'll still have to pay your bank bills according to the agreement.