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Welcome to Let's Talk Business, where Square business owners share their stories, the biggest lessons they learned, and their plans for the future.
I'm Aylon Pesso, Square Small Business Evangelist and former business owner.
Today, we're talking to Michelle Savage, one of the owners of Savage Goods, a family-owned neighborhood cafe in El Paso, Texas. Michelle, her husband Tyler, and her sister-in-law Mariah, started the business together in farmers’ markets in 2013. In 2017, they settled into a brick and mortar location serving up coffee, breakfast burritos, handmade donuts, pastries, brunch plates, burgers, and a fun community vibe.
Since then, both Michelle and her sister-in-law handled the challenge of becoming mothers at the same time. They put systems in place to be able to take time off and keep the business running without them. These changes benefited the business tremendously in the long run, and even helped her better define her own identity.
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