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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 32 MIN

Ep: 64 - Cash vs Card-How Money Handling Has Changed in Business

from Mixing Family and Business Podcast · host Brian, Tom Hahn - Kim Chapman

Ever wondered how your business could reshape your family forever? Join me on this episode of the Mixing Family and Business Podcast, as I sit down with Kim, Shirley, and Tom to unpack the real impact of building and running multiple businesses with your family alongside you. You’ll hear our honest stories—when the “ownership moment” really hit, how a cabin, boat, or even a move changed our perspective, and why sometimes the biggest changes take years to feel. From cash drawers and personal checks to modern credit cards and digital payments, we share how money handling in business evolved across the decades—and why today, we’re all #TeamCreditCard. Whether you’ve already gone digital or are thinking about ditching cash, this episode is packed with candid insights, lessons learned (sometimes the hard way), and tips to streamline and safeguard your family business. Got a story to share or a question you'd like answered in a future episode? Email Brian at [email protected].  Make sure to check out our website to learn more!

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