Why Taking Over a Family Business Is HARDER Than Starting One | Raymond Khue

About this episode

Raymond Khue discusses the challenges of taking over a family business compared to starting one from scratch.

In this episode of From Zero to CEO, Peter sits down with Raymond Khue from OLOIYA, to talk about what really goes into building a business when there’s no hype, no shortcuts, and no guarantees.Raymond shares the quiet side of entrepreneurship, being questioned by family, obsessing over product quality, and choosing consistency over speed when nobody is watching. This isn’t a story about overnight success. It’s about doing the same hard things, every day, until something finally works.If you’re building something and wondering whether the slow path is worth it this conversation is for you.🎯 In this episode, you’ll learn:- What it feels like when your own family doubts your decision-Why “boring execution” is often the real advantage- How product obsession builds trust over time- Why rushing growth can destroy a business- What it takes to keep going when progress feels invisibleIf you drink, don't drive. For non-Muslims, aged 21+ only.#connorsmy #connorsstoutporter #madetobedifferent #fromzerotoceo #success #business #entrepreneur #money #celebrateresponsibly #mrmoneytv #communitybuilding #nasilemakshop #startupmalaysia #f&bbusiness--Come say Hi to us at, 🌐 Website…

People in this episode

Host: Peter

Guest: Raymond Khue

Topics covered

• family business
• entrepreneurship
• product quality
• business growth
• consistency

Keywords

• family business
• entrepreneurship
• product quality
• business growth
• consistency
• trust
• slow path

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: OLOIYA

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