I Helped Grow Our Family Business To $50 Million

what we do next.”

He nodded then, the good kind of nod, the kind that says a man is finally choosing his own courage.

He stood up.

“Give me that folder,” he said.

“I need to think.”

“Take your time,” I said.

“Time is the one thing we’ve both spent too casually.”

By noon, I had cleared my desk.

I didn’t take the glass awards.

I took the notebooks with hand-drawn continue reading …