Inspiring Small Business Stories

Inspiring Small Business Stories

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  • Inspiring Small Business Stories Ep. 7 - Thaime Nanez of The Farmhouse Paint and Sip

    Dr. Milkie sits down with Thaime Nanez of The Farmhouse Paint and Sip. 

    The Farmhouse Paint & Sip Cafe opened its barn doors to visitors on December 1st, 2016.

    Sitting on what was once a foreclosed property, The Farmhouse Paint & Sip brings new life to the Garden District and complement the longtime standing business next door Custom Grown Greenhouse.

    Nestled a block north of Layton Avenue on South 6th Street in Milwaukee, The Farmhouse Paint & Sip Cafe provides a much-needed splash of color in a predominately hotel and restaurant populated area and fills a need for creative entertainment, both for locals and tourists alike.

    49 min
  • Inspiring Small Business Stories Ep. 5 - John Bauer Of The Practice Station

    Owner John Bauer has been coaching golf for 18 years. In that time, he has helped thousands of golfers play their best. John’s dream has always been to have his own practice facility – a place where all golfers can work on all aspects of their games. The Practice Station will offer a traditional driving range, but it will be so much more. It will be a facility that provides practice in real life situations, which will build confidence that will carry over to the course. The old “holes” will be divided into “stations”. These stations will be set up to simulate any situation that will be encountered during a round of golf. Better practice will result in better play!

    34 min
  • Inspiring Small Business Stories Ep. 4 - Chris Koncki Of Mama's Boy Salsa

    Chris and Pat have been making their salsa for the last 8+ years for themselves and for family and friends. When Chris brought some salsa to work to hand out as holiday gifts, the feedback was incredibly kind and people offered to pay for more moving forward.

    With a small number of people ordering from them at this point, a market started to form and people were starting to become "regulars." In the beginning, family and friends that purchased the salsa, brought the first year totals to 1,000+ jars and it pushed their family to consider this as something that could be bigger than just a hobby.

    41 min

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My name is Dr. Chris Milkie. I've run a small medical business for 28 years as well as coached small medical practice owners. I've always been fascinated with the people and stories behind the small…