Family entrepreneurship consists of two independent variables, namely family and entrepreneurship. A family is a social community connected by kinship, and its basis is marriage. The basis of every family business is the family, and without the family the concept of family business could not exist. A family business is more complex than a non-family business because it is necessary to maintain quality relationships in the family so that the business does not fall apart. A family business can be presented through four different phases. In the first phase, only the founder is present, the second phase includes the first generation in the family, i.e. the children of the founder. The third phase is the second generation of heirs and grandchildren are present in it. During the fourth phase, the founder's great-grandchildren and further relatives are present, but this phase rarely comes to life. The second generation does not have an easy task when managing a company, because there are features such as low motivation to work, slower progress and stronger competition. In addition, in the second generation, the primary task is to find appropriate solutions for the growth and development of the family business so that the tradition does not die out. About a third of family businesses manage to reach the second generation, and when you take into account that this is about 60 years of business, it can be concluded that the company is extremely successful.