Show Notes
In this chat, my friend Rich Troche shares about the journey that led him from Texas to Minnesota to start a snow removal business, and eventually a skate cafe Chicago. He also shared what he learned about coffee, sourcing, and entrepreneurship during his time at Everybody's Coffee, as well as the journey that led him back home to Texas to ranch.
He also shares som practical lessons around selling his shares of a business, what he might do differently next time, and the importance of relationships and adaptability in life and work.
Rich's email: [email protected]
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Intro Music: Niña by Mona Wonderlick Mid Roll Music: by Niña by Mona Wonderlick Outro Music: Naked by Mona Wonderlick
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