Married to the Boss

Married to the Boss

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Married to the Boss episodes

  • Episode 14. Wilmer is stressed

    Elle talks about how it can be difficult to be creative when being so tired but is grateful she could get away for a little break. The couple talk about the importance of consistency in business from operating procedures to marketing. The culture clash this week is about the need to be on time and Wilmer talks about the Latino culture being a lot more relaxed with regards to being on time.

    27 min
  • Episode 13. Not Making Plans

    Episode 13 of "Married to the Boss" explores Elle's challenges during the kids' school holidays. She shares her anxiety about finding fulfilling activities for her 1-year-old and disabled 7-year-old. Elle discusses upcoming procedures that will disrupt their routine, making it difficult to make plans. The episode also offers a valuable business tip on handling cold calls and unwanted sales, benefiting small businesses.

    20 min
  • Episode 12. The Ambassador

    Join Wilmer and Elle on the latest episode of "Married to the Boss" as they discuss the importance of growing your tribe and cultivating strong relationships for business success. They share stories of their coffee business supporter, the UK Honduran Ambassador, and emphasize the value of authentic brand ambassadors aligned with their vision. In a light-hearted moment, they debunk stereotypes about Latinos and their passionate conversations. Tune in for insights on nurturing connections that can fuel your business growth.

    20 min
  • Episode 11. Sweaty man hands are a no no!

    Join hosts Wilmer and Elle in another episode as they delve into the importance of self-care when running a business. Reflecting on their own journey, they open up about the initial lack of self-care in their lives.

    Wilmer makes a promise to Elle: he commits to hitting the gym for three weeks, exploring the realm of fitness and well-being. Additionally, the couple embarks on an experimental journey with intermittent fasting, seeking to strike a balance between work and personal life.

    Attempting to improve life-work balance Wilmer and Elle decide to start up salsa dancing again. As they recount their initial forays onto the dance floor, hilariously awkward moments arise, reminding them of the importance of embracing the lighter side of life.

    This week's business tip, delivered by Elle, couldn't be more relevant to their discussion. She shares her ways to incorporate daily self-care including the importance of naps.

    As the conversation unfolds, Elle playfully divulges a funny incident involving pilates class and the unspoken topic of flatulence. This leads the couple into a lighthearted discussion about their mutual love for kidney beans, while expressing their lack of enthusiasm for Heinz beans.

    [Disclaimer: The hosts do not endorse or guarantee the effectiveness of any fitness or diet practices mentioned. Please consult a professional before implementing any changes to your lifestyle.]

    23 min
  • Episode 10. Divide and Conquer

    Wilmer has been away to the Cayman Islands leaving Elle in

    charge of the business, the kids and running the home. Elle talks about how she
    manages on her own and how she frames dealing with Wilmer being away both in
    the house and also running the business. The couple talk about the difficulties
    of travelling with a kiddo with additional needs including his wheelchair going
    AWOL and getting controlled drugs through security!

    This episode also introduces the new segments “culture clash”

    and “business tips for couples”.

    20 min
  • Episode 9. The black screen of f**ks

    Elle and Wilmer reflect on the last year adapting to a much

    faster growth phase and operating as a busy business together. Their family has
    gained 2 extra feet and they discuss their priorities and dividing their time
    and how they deal with the chaos. Elle remembers the marketing grant disaster with
    the guy swearing over zoom and producing a terrible ad. They also talk about
    the time they dealt with an angry complainer who accused them of selling
    details. Importantly, they always learn and grow from their challenges and
    discuss what they have learnt from these and other stories.


    22 min
  • Episode 8. After Dragon’s Den

    Not wanting to dwell too much on the actual

    episode, Elle and Wilmer talk about the days after their episode on Dragons’ Den and how they dealt with the increased business, where they were ready and where they struggled. Elle reflects on the added stress of having a 6 week old baby and her blow up in the middle of dealing with thousands of orders.

    20 min
  • Episode 7. I messed up my moustache

    Elle and Wilmer look back to the exciting time when they

    were contacted by dragons den. When lockdown slowed business growth the couple
    talk about things they did to continue putting their new business out there
    that led to the opportunity and they discuss the lead up to the pitch. Their
    differences as people stand out when faced with the intense situation as well
    as revealing a big secret about the couple specific to the pitch. A good listen
    for anyone thinking about going on!

    17 min
  • Father's Day Special

    Join hosts Elle and Wilmer as they honour the invaluable role of

    fathers and father figures in our lives. In this heartfelt Father's Day
    special, Wilmer talks about the dynamics of a traditional Latino family unit,
    sharing personal anecdotes and reflecting on his difficult relationship with
    his own father. He candidly opens up about his journey as a father and the profound impact it had on him raising his two amazing
    “daughters” before he married. Prepare to be moved as Elle sheds light on the important role
    fathers play in the lives of children with special needs, exploring the unique
    challenges and triumphs of these relationships. Tune in to this touching
    episode as we celebrate the power of fatherhood and express gratitude to those
    who embody its essence.

    20 min
  • Episode 6. Full time

    In this episode, Wilmer takes the lead as he and the couple

    delve into Elle's transition to becoming a full-time member of the business and
    the conflicts they have encountered along the way. Elle shares her insight on
    effective leadership and emphasizes the significance of appreciating
    differences when making important business decisions.

    21 min

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"Married To The Boss " is a weekly podcast where we explore the unique challenges that arise when a married couple decide to run a business together.