Can you really balance love and entrepreneurship?
In this episode of the We Legit 16: Stories & Hustle Podcast, we break down the real side of relationships vs success the sacrifices, misunderstandings, and growth that come with building a business while maintaining a relationship.
Entrepreneurship isn’t just late nights and long hours it’s how ambition impacts love, communication, and emotional support. We talk about choosing the right partner, balancing priorities, and navigating relationships when your vision is bigger than your comfort zone.
If you’re an entrepreneur, creative, or builder trying to grow while staying grounded in love, this conversation is for you.
This is real talk about building something meaningful without losing yourself or your relationship.
Topics Covered:
- Relationships vs success
- Entrepreneur relationships
- Balancing love and business
- Choosing the right partner
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Welcome back. Welcome back.
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Welcome back. Yeah.
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What's good? You're locked into the We Legit
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16 Hustle and Story podcast, where real story meets real
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grind. This is a platform for hustlers,
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creators, entrepreneurs and everyday people turning pain
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into purpose. If you are chasing a vision from
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the ground up and grinding when nobody's watching, this a
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podcast for you. Now let's get into it.
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Today's episode is based on love, leverage, and late nights
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building a business while building a relationship.
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I have went through this personally because my last
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relationship was the start of the business.
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And as time went on, it was good in the beginning, but it became
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a little tainted as time went on.
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And what I mean by tainted, before I made a sale, before I
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broadcast anything, I was being accused of cheating, accused of
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being a womanizer and doing stuff on the business line in
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the business e-mail without any evidence being produced.
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And the little advice before I get into the episode, really
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choose wisely on who you want in your corner when you're starting
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a company. And if it's not starting a
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company, it can go with everyday life as in who you choose to
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have kids with or who do you want to grow with you as you're
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building yourself up with a company.
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So there's always best to choose your partner wisely because it
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helps the stress level anxiety and it lets you know if you're
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growing or you're just going to stay in the same boat.
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Now let's get into it. This podcast explores what
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really happens when ambition and intimacy run side by side.
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It's about navigating love while chasing goals, managing time,
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money, energy, emotional availability when you are
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building something meaningful and trying not to lose the
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relationship in the process. What I mean by that is, per
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usual, you always got to be ambitious.
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Being ambitious mean that you got some, let's say some funk or
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some trying to find a word. We're just going to go with funk
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right now. Some funk in class to yourself,
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you know what I'm saying? To where a lot of people don't.
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This person got something going on.
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I can really rock and dig with that.
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And then when you're rocking with a person and you build that
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and you build up that foundation in the beginning and y'all said
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and y'all set date a program. Intimate intimacy is usually
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going to run side by side as per usual.
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When you spend a lot of time with a person, you usually fall
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for one another and that is perfectly normal because it's
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just nature. And when it runs side by side,
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you start to learn stuff about a person.
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This person don't like this, this person don't like that.
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Well, let's see if this person messed with my program and if
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the both programs come together, then it's a beautiful thing.
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But if you see a red flags in the beginning, if you're trying
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to better yourself and not stay in a particular boat, you want
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to keep rowing on the boat, you should really pay attention to
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the red flags because a lot of people ignore it just to say
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they have somebody. And you shouldn't live your life
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like that. Because if you ignoring red
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flags just to have somebody, that means if it the
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relationship is 5050, it's like you halfway in and you're
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halfway out. You know deep down inside that
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this person is not for you. So as I said in my previous
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episodes, a lot of people is not meant to be with you on every
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journey that you're on. So you really need to look in
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the mirror at yourself to see if this is something that you
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really want or if this is something that you willing to
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sacrifice your whole life because one relationship can
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mess up your whole entire life, depending on how you own
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structure the program. Then as per usual, love is love
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and it's all about building with a person, especially when you're
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both on the same wavelength. And if you're on the same
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wavelength, that means you're going to be chasing goals and
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why chasing goals? Some couples love taking
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vacations in the summertime, flossing on the gram and TikTok
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and let them know we out here doing the thing, you know what
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I'm saying? And then other goals is saving
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to buy a house, saving to start another company, or just savings
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just to be saving. There's nothing wrong with
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having goals in a relationship that keeps the fire going and
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the spice all the way up. And then with that, it comes
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with managing time. Managing time as in this person
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work I work, we got to come together on the time schedule to
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make sure that our program is together so we won't be bored
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with one another. Step out in a relationship
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forcing each other to be forcing each other to be with one
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another knowing that it's not even working because we can't
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manage the time. And then when the time
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management is not on point, it's best to actually talk to your
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partner to get it together before stepping out.
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Because in most relationships the side person know more than
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the actual person in a relationship.
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And then the person in a relationship is asking the same
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questions that the side person you giving them automatic
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information to. So it's kind of crazy that you
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not 100 in your relationship but you 100 in the side
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relationship. And then when the real
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relationship ends, you get upset and want to keep the real
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relationship. Mad that the side relationship
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is tainting the real relationship.
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So it doesn't make sense to own why something so many people is
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willing to keep the side relationship going versus the
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real relationship. But it always say that the
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people love a thrill and people love to do stuff without getting
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caught. That's what it boils down to.
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But if you in a real relationship and it's flowing
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all the way through, the money, the energy, the emotional
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availability and building something is all going to come
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together just like butter. So we're going to get into hold
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on. And one more thing, it pulls
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back the curtains on the late nights, the misdates, money
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conversation, power shifts and personal growth that comes with
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being business driven and in love or trying to be.
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When for me, when I started my company, I would tell my partner
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everything that was going on. She was in the mix, we was
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living together. So it makes sense to keep her in
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the float because I'm not hiding anything.
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Well, sometimes, you know, I might miss dates due to being
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tired. Money conversation always got to
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be a must because we got to make sure that we keeping the
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household together. We able to take dates and do
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date night, go to movies and do stuff we like to do.
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They keep the spice going. And quite naturally the person
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that makes more have the more say so in some relationships.
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But with me, that's more of 5050 really hunting, hunting because
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her point of view might make more sense than my point of
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view. So you got to learn how to weigh
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the check and balance on everything.
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And personal growth is good on both ends because I'm growing
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and starting a business I don't know nothing about.
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So having a strong partner in the mix, it will make sure that
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we're both growing together, we're both learning together.
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So when it comes time to start another company, then it's like
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a, OK, we, we, we doing something right here.
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And that's what makes it good all the way through.
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And that comes with being business driven and love all
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together. When you got everything messed
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together and the program was all together, that's what it's all
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about at the end of the day. So we're going to cover time
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versus attention, late nights while working.
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Your partner feels neglected. Another example, choosing
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between deadlines and date night and one more quality time versus
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quantity time in me in a relationship I always be up
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thinking and most of the time it'd be late night and I'm not
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neglecting my person but it's just something on my mind and I
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might look over the bed by. Alright bye.
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What do you think of this? She might not have a clue what
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the hell I'm talking about, but her input will most definitely
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give me an insight of what I should do.
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And it may be good and may be bad, but you always got to
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consult with your partner because it's y'all 2 in this
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venture moving on and no one else.
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Because the outside people have nothing had nothing to do with
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what's going on in this household and the program that
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we running. So it's always best to relate to
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your partner what you got going on just to hear another point of
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view before going to outside source.
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And then for me, I choose between deadlines and date
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night. Me my company is based online
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and off a customer's request. So for someone that has a actual
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business, well not say actual business but actual storefront,
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that might be a little tainted because they got a set with a
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opening hours, ending hours, closing hours, counting money
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like counting all the one on a daily basis.
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So for someone that have a storefront that might come into
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play with going on date nights, me, my business is basically
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online. So I have a little bit more
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leverage than the average person.
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So I can have a deadline, I can still commit to the deadline and
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continue a date night all in the same fashion.
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So when people that have a storefront, they really need to
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think about, have that conversation with the person
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you're talking to seeing that is going to be going the way that
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you feel like it's going. You should let that person know
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everything that you got going on business wise and let them make
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the choice to see if that is what they really want to sign up
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for. And then as we go into quality
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time versus quantity time, quality time can be you watching
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the game, She's right there with you, you working on a project,
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she right there with you. That's an example of quality
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time or y'all going to take a drive, taking a walk on the
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beach by the river. That's quality time.
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Quantity time as you actually working on the business and
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she's right there or choosing to put herself in there like hey,
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what can I do? You can do press a shirt or
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something like that or mark it is put this on, put some shades
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on as a hat and let's mark it marketed this picture.
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That's what you call quantity time.
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It all depends on if your partner is 1 to participate and
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what it is that you got going on.
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You got to make them feel comfortable.
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You got to make them knowledgeable so they won't be
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in the rear or in the limbo of not knowing what's going on and
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knowing how to help produce. Now we about to touch on money,
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power and expectation. Dating while broke versus dating
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after success. Dating while broke is really
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good because when you're dating you can let a person know like I
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just started this out, you know, I ain't making much money.
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So it's easy to find a person in that aspect.
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But once you start getting success, it's a lot different
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because you don't know who's coming at you to be genuine or
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around for clout. And it's going to be hard to
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dissect because like it'll be women that you probably talked
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to back in the day. They didn't want to have nothing
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to do with you. But as you grow and they seeing
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it and they looking at the potential now they want to come
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around after the hard work's been done.
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So you really got to pick and choose on who you give your
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access to because everybody's not meant to be with you on this
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journey. And the next thing we're going
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to get into is who pays for what.
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In the early stages for me, I pay for everything for myself
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because if anything goes wrong, I'll take the responsibility and
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take it on the chin. The person that's with me, they
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can witness everything and they can also give input on what I
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should do so it won't fall. Fall.
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What's the word I'm looking for? So it won't fall out as a
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unsuccessful business. So it's trial and error and
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everything that you do. This life is not perfect.
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We all learned at the same time. Some learn faster than others
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and some just roll the punches. You dig and then after you
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figure out who pays for what, you're going to get into income
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imbalance and ego. Income imbalance to me is when a
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person making a little paper, but not a whole lot.
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But actually in the early stages when people make a little paper,
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the ego get boosted because they feeling like you know this thing
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is going on. But once you hit that slow
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stage, you know, your ego get a little tainted and you get real
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bitter and mad about every little thing because you had a
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good flow going on. But it's that slow period.
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That slow period is going to make you stronger and that's the
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make and break and the whole process.
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So for me, I like to make sure my finances is in point, on
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point and I always keep my ego in check because you never know
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who you're going to run into that's going to help you or hurt
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you. So it's best to keep, it's best
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to stay humble in every situation you are in when you
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meet somebody because you never know how the outcome would turn
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out. And then from there, you're
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going to financial transparency and new relationships.
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For me, I don't really discuss too much finance wise, business
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wise, because I'll keep it to myself.
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And The thing is, I don't want to have my partner count the
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ducats that I make because the billing have to go back into the
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business. They got to be reinvested for
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future gain. And then as most people feel
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like when they're in a relationship, they have to tell
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their partner every little thing.
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It's cool to tell them every little thing, but not every
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little thing. And sometimes money don't have
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to be spent on a vacation or a new purse or a bag or anything
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like that. It should be saved in a bank.
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And with that being said, you got to really realize who you
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dealing with when you choose your partner because it's a make
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or break and it's cheaper to keep her, they say.
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But you got to make sure you make the right choice on who you
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keeping because it can go all the way good and it can go all
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the way bad. The next part of the segment
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we're going to touch on support versus sacrifice.
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With support turn into pressure. For me, I wouldn't want my
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partner to put pressure on me because this is something that I
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love doing and this is fun. I get an income from it.
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There's something I really like doing and when I'm feeling
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pressure on doing something, it really runs me the wrong way
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because it's starting to feel like a job instead of just
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something I really like doing. So it really do goes back to who
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you have in your corner. My circle's small and it's small
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for a reason. I have a partner, she gives
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great advice and I take I take her word very wisely.
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Reason being because I've been doing this on my own for a while
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and when new information come in, I have to process it to see
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if it fit well with what my program is.
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It's not like I'm deserting her, I'm listening, but I got to find
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a way to incorporate it to make it launch, if that makes sense.
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The next thing is expecting your partner to hold it down.
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As far as holding it down, it depends on what her position is.
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So that can go a variety of different ways depending on what
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type of business that you're in. And one thing I noticed, when
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females are fully invested in a guy, support him all the way
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through more ways than you can imagine.
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So for her to hold it down, depending on your partner that
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you choose, if she's the right one, if she's the right one,
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she's going to hold it down. If she's the wrong one, she's
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only there for the moment, bro. She's only there for the moment.
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Next we're going to get into when your partner doesn't
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understand your vision. This right here is very common.
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You can explain your vision to a person or your partner and if
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they don't get it, it's all the way good.
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As long as she's showing some type of support in some type of
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way, shape, form or fashion. You should never end a
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relationship all because a partner doesn't understand your
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vision. A lot of people are not going to
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understand your vision. Your mom's not going to
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understand your vision. Your siblings, cousins,
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relatives, people you grow up with is not going to understand
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your vision. So for some people to end a
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relationship with a person that they're with and spend time
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with, invested time with because I didn't understand their vision
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is really silly. Because you can get that from
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someone that you know your whole life and you're not going to end
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that relationship all because they don't understand your
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vision. You're going to keep them around
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and try to prove them wrong. So you should do the same.
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You should respect your relationship the same exact way
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when with that being said, being emotionally present while
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mentally exhausted. No most guy well me growing up
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guys do this on a regular. But as I noticing as I'm growing
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older and noticing from the people that's younger than me.
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This is a huge problem and everybody know that you got to
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spend time with baby and there's nothing wrong with spending time
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with baby. It might be taking her out to a
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movie, her and the kids go get something to eat.
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Having time to reflect and not just think about what y'all been
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doing work wise, business wise, just a time out with the family
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and you know, just chilling and kicking it.
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And you could be mentally exhausted.
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But you got to put that to the side because you chose this
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person and you got to realize that you got to spend time with
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this person whether they have kids or they don't.
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Either way it goes. You got to make sure quality
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time is being spent because that's going to keep her secure
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and safe and making sure that she's in the picture.
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And that's always good. What they say, happy life, happy
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wife. And next we're going to get into
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identity and growth, outgrowing relationships as you level up.
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Now in the beginning of the segment, I always I had
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mentioned when you choose the right partner, you will not
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outgrow your partner. Y'all be growing and leveling up
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at the same time. But when you choose the wrong
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partner, that's when the relationship feels as you're
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leveling up. And she's not involved.
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My last relationship, she felt like I was leveling up, but I
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was keeping her in loop. But you can't control what
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another person is feeling. Now I can say everything, tell
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everything to make her comfortable and secure, but with
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a person's not understanding or respecting it, I had no control
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over that. So she felt like I was
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outgrowing her, but I was trying to bring her along with me.
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But even in previous episodes of me talking, I had to really
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realize and sit down and think like a everybody is not meant to
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be with you on this journey and it's all the way good.
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So this is a thing that you really have to pay attention to
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red flags and all on who you dealing with when you get into a
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relationship and also dating someone who met you before
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versus after the success. As I said earlier in the
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podcast, when you dating someone you met before the success is
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really good because you're growing together, you're
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learning together, things is flowing, prospering.
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So it won't be as bad when you meet date a person after the
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success, because when you date a person after the success, you
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don't know if they're there for the clout.
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You don't know if they're there just to be seen and recognize,
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have something to talk about or brag to their friends about.
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So it still goes back to you gotta really make sure who you
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dealing with 'cause people change all day every day.
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Then we're gonna touch on personal growth, creating
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emotional distance or deeper connection.
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Personal growth comes along daily whether you know it or not
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You can be one way one day, you can be something the next day,
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as long as you paying attention on your growth and how's it
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coming along and keeping your emotions in check.
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When you have your emotion in check you all the way top tier
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level where nothing fades you, you can understand and respect
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what's coming along your way. But also you double check in and
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make sure that this connection is deeper than just creating
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emotional distance. So the deeper the connection,
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the more investment it is relationship wise.
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But when people have a difference of an opinion, that's
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when the problem starts. So personal growth is a normal
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and good thing, but when you have a deeper connection, it's
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really hard to break that bond when you build so much together
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and you just grow out of it. When it comes to that part, you
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should really seek a therapy session or talk to outside
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person to get an approval. Not approval, but outside
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opinion to see if it's worth continuing or break it all up.
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So from that point on, we're gonna go into love as leverage,
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not a distraction. How the right partner can
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sharpen focus. The right partner can see your
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flaws automatically. But sharpening it is the key
00:24:54
thing. It might be certain things that
00:24:57
you feel like is good, but that partner can sharpen it.
00:25:02
Have you feeling really good? Have you feel more confident
00:25:08
looking apart, seeing apart and seeing a vision a whole lot
00:25:12
further than you ever have seen it for yourself?
00:25:16
So the whole basis of this podcast episode is all about
00:25:21
making sure you choose the right person because you want to grow
00:25:24
naturally and growing is a everyday process.
00:25:29
So when you have the right partner, you seeing certain
00:25:33
things that you didn't know anything about.
00:25:35
So it's always good to have a second opinion, but when you
00:25:41
choose the wrong partner, everything is not flowing all
00:25:45
the way right and the boat is just not rocking.
00:25:48
And after that, we go into emotional safety as a business
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advantage. That's when you invest more in
00:25:58
your business versus the relationship.
00:26:01
And that's all the way wrong because if you can't manage a
00:26:05
relationship and the relationship is not respecting
00:26:10
the business, then my friend, you chose the wrong partner.
00:26:14
And that where a lot of problem come in because previous
00:26:19
episodes I explained when people start companies, they have a
00:26:22
partner in there. So that partner has a percentage
00:26:26
in the company. So if you and that partner is
00:26:28
not rocking on the same wavelength, it causes problems
00:26:32
and drama and it brings in a lot of dysfunction.
00:26:37
So you have to make sure you really choosing the right person
00:26:42
by your side and it will save you a headache in the long run.
00:26:48
And last but not least, building together versus building
00:26:53
separately. When you build together, you
00:26:57
walk different, you talk different.
00:26:59
You gotta, you gotta glow. You feeling yourself, 'cause
00:27:03
everything is feeling really good and ain't nothing that it's
00:27:08
like walking on cloud 9, Can't nobody tell you nothing.
00:27:12
You're the baddest thing walking around.
00:27:14
But when you build it separately, it's all over your
00:27:17
face, it's all over your mood and your attitude and you just
00:27:21
not being who you are. And that brings in a lot of
00:27:26
dysfunction to where people in your business that he said, she
00:27:30
said and everybody got something to say.
00:27:36
So when you build something together, they come together
00:27:40
like it's all the way, but when you're building separately, it's
00:27:44
just it doesn't feel right. You moves all the way off and
00:27:50
you just don't feel like doing anything.
00:27:52
You're not motivated to keep it going.
00:27:55
So that's why a lot of businesses doesn't really work
00:27:59
if you're not having the right partner.
00:28:01
And that's why I said for someone that wants to become an
00:28:05
entrepreneur, you have to start it off by yourself.
00:28:09
When you start off by yourself, it builds a lot of strength and
00:28:13
then you're learning who you are as a person to really
00:28:18
understand. Like you know what, I can do
00:28:21
this. But when you hit the rock
00:28:24
bottom, you know you have to hit rock bottom.
00:28:26
You could just be like, you know what, let me reach out to some
00:28:28
help and see if I can do this with assistance.
00:28:33
So that is the podcast episode. Learning on how to manage a
00:28:41
company or dating while working, before the success, after
00:28:50
success and during the success. And before we close this out,
00:28:55
remember this, your story matters, your grind matters and
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