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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky" data-source="post: 1744518" data-attributes="member: 32659"><p>Is it possible to get another job and still live on the family farm? Too remote?</p><p></p><p> Almost everyone I know that works for their father and doesn't have anything going on their own or doesn't help to really expand the business has a hard time. I think the father always feels like he earned all of this and you just work here. Which from an employers stand point is understandable. If my son or grandkids wanted to join in on the ranch or business I would definitely welcome them onboard but they would be expetced to add value by expansion, at least at this point in my life. When I'm 70 and can't manage as much things will be different for sure. At that point I can imagine turning it over and me being the hired hand. Working with family is always hard</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky, post: 1744518, member: 32659"] Is it possible to get another job and still live on the family farm? Too remote? Almost everyone I know that works for their father and doesn't have anything going on their own or doesn't help to really expand the business has a hard time. I think the father always feels like he earned all of this and you just work here. Which from an employers stand point is understandable. If my son or grandkids wanted to join in on the ranch or business I would definitely welcome them onboard but they would be expetced to add value by expansion, at least at this point in my life. When I'm 70 and can't manage as much things will be different for sure. At that point I can imagine turning it over and me being the hired hand. Working with family is always hard [/QUOTE]
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