I inherited my parents' small business even though I didn't want it. I vowed not to do the same thing to my son.
Briefly

When I learned that I was going to be a dad, I set a goal for my son not to experience what I did. I didn't want him to feel the weight of family obligations and legacy, and encouraged him to pursue his own interests and dreams instead.
I remember conventions in San Francisco, Louisville, and Miami, and my experiences growing up intertwined with the family business. As easy as it was to be involved, the expectations also weighed heavily on my personal aspirations.
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