Jeffrey Harmon

My business endeavors began when I took my education into my own hands. After fifth grade (12 years old), I decided I wanted to attend a local private school. As the fifth child of nine, I understood that my parents could not pay for it. Nevertheless, I was a twelve year-old with a business plan: I wanted to sell our Idaho potatoes in Utah. My dad had agreed to drive me. We went to the potato cellar and stacked five-hundred pounds of potatoes into our old Ford Taurus station wagon. Upon arriving at my grandparent's house in Provo, I muscled up some courage and walked over to the neighbor's