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Ep: 77 - Do Family Businesses Mean Drama or Success?

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

On this episode of Mixing Family and Business, I’m joined by Tom, Kim, and Shirley as we bring you right back to those unforgettable moments from the distinct stench of rotten potatoes to the surprisingly powerful nostalgia of an old grocery store. We kick things off with laughs and memories, but quickly dive deep into how those experiences shaped our approach to business and family alike. I open up about the real myths and challenges of running a family business debunking the drama, talking about what kids do (or don’t) get handed, and digging into what truly makes a family company scalable. Together, we share how the personality and drive of each family member impacts the entire business, why teamwork trumps entitlement, and why success comes down to clear values and honest work. If you’re ready for honest stories, big laughs, and actionable advice, hit play and let’s clear the air smells and all about what it really takes to thrive as a family in 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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