Couple Cofounders

Couple Cofounders podcast is taking a short, 3-week break. We've spent the last 4 months releasing podcasts with different formats and on different topics. And, we've listened to your feedback. We know what you want to hear more of, and what we need to abandon. When we return on Monday, June 17, we will be coming back with fresh content, free stuff, new friends, and new branding!

In today's episode, Rebecca Douros pulls back the curtain to reveal to you—and her friends and family—that her relationship with her fiancée has not always been as perfect as it seems. While they seemed perfect from the outside, Rebecca and her fiancée had been repeating a pattern of destructive fighting that was about to ruin their relationship. Today, Rebecca shares with us the techniques she's developed and you can use to quickly end any fight with your partner.

In this week's episode, Natalie explains how frustrated she would become when her husband refused to communicate with her. Then, she chose to react differently.

In today's episode, Jim Fortin gives you a peek inside his Transformational Coaching Program where he teaches you how you should show up in your relationships, exactly how much effort you need to give, and what happens when you wait for your significant other to give you want you want before giving him what he wants.

Your business can only successful if your personal relationships are also successful. In today's episode, Adam Kiddoo explains exactly how he improved his business by first improving his relationship with his wife.

In today's episode, Jay and Nikole describe how the teachings of their friend and mentor, Jim Fortin, have revolutionized their thinking and their business.

The balance between connection and separateness is key for a couple to run a successful business together. Connection is of course necessary because you are a couple who goes home together at night and raises a family while also maintaining an intimacy not known to the average coworker. And separateness helps each person maintain his or her independence. In today's episode, we describe the process we used to define our roles and responsibilities. And how and why we work so hard to maintain our separateness at the office.

This week was especially difficult for us. So difficult, in fact, that this week's podcast episode was not waiting for you Wednesday morning. But we wanted to record a brief explanation because we want to always show up for our listeners.

Nikole and Jay are proud to say they've raised a completely unemployable child. But they've also raised a child who also wants to be an entrepreneur because she wants a life filled with the freedom and flexibility modeled by her parents and because she wants a job doing work that she loves, work that she is passionate about.