My business isn't family-owned, but I do come from a family of self-employed writers. For me, working for myself felt like a combination of nature and nurture. Maybe it's the same for Jimmy! I love reading about his decision to stay connected to his community and to his roots. He's building and maintaining such a strong sense of personal and professional history. It's impressive (and, these days, unusual). And as much as Jimmy is carrying on a family legacy, I smiled when I read about him sending his employees to school to keep up with new building codes and more. Way to know when to outsource your own business "weaknesses" to other people!