What I Learned From My Entrepreneurial Marriage
Being married to an entrepreneur takes talent, strength and courage. I’ve learned a ton during our 14 year journey together. I’m still learning and I know the journey isn’t over,
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“Go Time” Means “No Time”
Honesty time, let me get real! Part of my love language is feeling important. This is particularly difficult during the times my husband is launching a course, product, or wrapping
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Jobs, Marriage, Divorce
After we moved to North Carolina I wasn’t bringing home an income from my business. Matt and I started discussing me getting a job. He was going to try to
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A Mother’s Crown of Guilt
I believe when you become a mom you are fitted with a guilt crown that will be with you for what seems like forever. I wear mine every day and
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The Tattoo
This is personal, but I feel the need to share. I made a post on my personal page regarding a tattoo I got while we were on vacation last week.
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Without Communication There Isn’t a Relationship
Good communication is the key to a happy marriage. There have been times where we have not excelled in this area. It has taken many years, long nights, some
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Married To The Business
What do you do when you feel like the business is taking precious time away from you and your spouse? I know from experience the long hours and time away it
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Oh Canada…
We just returned from an amazing trip to Canada where Matt (my hubby) spoke at a marketing event. All trips have highs and lows, right? This one was no different. Anyone that
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Fighting Fair!
Let’s be real! All married couples argue. You are two different people with your own thoughts, feelings, and expectations. Matt and I can have pretty heated conversations sometimes. Usually it’s
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Safeguarding Your Marriage
I came across an article, and it was so interesting I had to share my thoughts. It was about safeguarding your marriage. There were several different bullets, but there
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