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This is Help Wanting. The show that tackles all the big work questions you cannot ask anyone else.

I'm Jason Feiffer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, and I'm New York Time

Specialing Author and Money Expert, Nicole Lapin. The Help Line is open.

Working with your family can be amazing, unless there's a fight at work, which can turn

work into the old who controls the remote fight from Thanksgiving. So how do you fix it?

You need your family to stop acting exactly like a family. How? Today I talk to someone

who reached out for help in this exact scenario. Here he is.

Charles Chicago. Welcome to Help Wanted. Hi, thanks for having me. Thanks for being here.

So you reached out to me with a question about how to separate work from family, which is something

that you were dealing with at work. Why don't you tell me more about that? I primarily work in

an e-commerce business. It's the function of an online branch of my dad's retail stores,

around 35 years ago. My dad came to this country as a refugee and established a bunch of retail

stores across New York and New England, Connecticut and Massachusetts, be particular.

And about seven years ago, I was in college, and my two other brothers were about to enter college.

We said, you know what? We have to get started with something within our lives. I was originally

planning on going to law school. So with two years left to college, I said, let's give this

thing a shot. We poured our life savings into this online business, and thankfully it grew.

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