Working in PE - thinking about the family business

Hey all - short story is I'm a senior associate at a PE fund. I've been working my way up for a few years but at my current fund, upside doesn't seem great and frankly have been thinking of doing something entrepreneurial (way easier said than done) for a few years. I've got a family business in the freight forwarding space, which has done fairly well. It's got ~10 employees, doing probably ~$1M of net income a year. I've always shied away from the space since it's (i) low margin, (ii) cyclical, and (iii) quite honestly, a pretty boring space but my uncle who runs the business, is looking to retire soon. I'm thinking about dedicating some time to learning about the space and seeing how / if I can gain conviction to work on it. It's a pretty small operation at this point, fairly self sufficient, without any real business development over the years. Given the macro backdrop (ie: tariffs, lower consumer spending), not sure if it's worth it. Wanting to get any perspectives from the community here on what to think about, if anyone's taken a similar entrepreneurial path, etc.