Happily Married & Business Partners - Tips For Married Business Owners
When people learn that Tami and I are not only married, but also business partners their eyes bulge and they wonder how we can spend that much time together and still like each other.
We’ve been in business together in some form or another pretty much since the beginning of our relationship. While this is our norm, it certainly hasn’t always been easy or fun. We had our fair share of arguments and disagreements that helped us figure out how to prioritize the love while managing partnership and work.
In this video, we answer the top 3 questions we get asked all the time about our relationship and how we’ve managed to stay together, work together, and parent together…happily! We talk about some important relationship rules we’ve established around communication, couple time, respect, work-life boundaries, and solitude.
Click here to watch the short video. We hope you enjoy it!
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