Since my brother died last fall I've been thinking a lot more about family legacy.
One piece of legacy I've specifically ignored is the family business my parents started when I was 6.
It's a "little" health food store in my home town of Sandpoint, ID called Winter Ridge.…
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@JeremiahPrummer
My family were grocers for a couple generations as well.
Have found memories of running down the aisles as well.
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@danielpatricio
Haha that's awesome. Did that have any impact on you launching Bull and Cleaver?
I have very fond memories of playing hide and seek in the aisles late at night when my dad was working late. Great way to grow up in many ways.
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@EmmettNaughton
Yeah man. They risked everything to start a store. Were on food stamps and medicaid just a couple years before. We basically grew up in that place.
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@JeremiahPrummer
Come from a family biz. This totally resonates. Important to remember what made you and how proud of you are of that! Thanks for sharing.
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@awerhun
Oh awesome! I was wondering when someone would pop in and say they've been. Glad you liked it!
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@JeremiahPrummer
I think you should at least consider it. Make it part of the Prummer portfolio. ‘SaAS and Supplies co’
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@JeremiahPrummer
What?!!! I love Winter Ridge! I used to shop there weekly but now I’m closer to CDA.
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@JeremiahPrummer
This is wild - you came up in my feed as we follow similar people/interests. Anyway I am from Sandpoint (born & raised).
No better spot than Sandpoint to leave a legacy and “buy back” time. Great post!
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@carotherz
That's awesome! I've definitely seen Monarch Marketing before too. You guys been around awhile?
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@JeremiahPrummer
Doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive. You can hire a GM to run the day to day while you just focus on higher level stuff, leaving you the time to build your own thing.
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