The Business of Us

After three years, The Business of Us has come to an end. You can find Cameron's new podcast, Happy Couples Project, on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. You can follow Jamie's work at Born Counseling.

What happens when ambition, success, burnout, and reinvention all show up inside the same relationship?

In this season wrap-up of The Business of Us, Cameron and Jamie look back on the biggest lessons from their journey through the Three Mountains: achievement, disorientation, and deeper meaning. They revisit powerful insights from guests across the season, from generosity in conflict and vulnerability in entrepreneurship to burnout, shared purpose, and the importance of dreaming together.

This episode is a thoughtful synthesis of what entrepreneurial couples need most: not less ambition, but a relationship strong enough to grow alongside it.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

What does it take to build a marriage that can hold business, grief, reinvention, and a whole new chapter of life?

In this episode of The Business of Us, Cameron and Jamie talk with Katty and Jamie Douraghy about working together as a couple, honoring each other's individuality, and building a shared vision over decades. They reflect on lessons from entrepreneurship, the boundaries that helped them stay connected, the role of grief and personal purpose, and the big leap of leaving Los Angeles for a new life in New Mexico.

It is a warm, thoughtful conversation about trust, support, shared adventure, and what it looks like to keep evolving together.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

What happens when the roles that have organized your life for decades start to loosen their grip?

In this episode of The Business of Us, Cameron and Jamie explore what many couples quietly fear but rarely prepare for: the identity shift that comes when work, parenting, and other defining roles move out of center stage. They discuss why these transitions can either deepen intimacy or expose distance, how entrepreneurial couples can prepare earlier than they think, and why purpose, curiosity, and connection matter so much in the next chapter.

This is a thoughtful conversation about reinvention, alignment, and how to build a relationship that can keep growing long after the busiest seasons of life.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

What does it look like to build a life and legacy as a couple, not just as individuals?

In this episode of The Business of Us, Cameron and Jamie sit down with Brian and Jean Brault to explore legacy, entrepreneurship, marriage, and the transitions that test a relationship over time. They discuss how couples can reverse engineer the future they want, why friendship and curiosity matter so much, and how to stay connected through business exits, parenting changes, and evolving dreams.

This is a grounded, wise conversation about choosing love, growing on purpose, and making sure the relationship is strong enough to hold the life you are building together.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

What happens when a business that once brought a couple together starts taking over the relationship?

In this episode of The Business of Us, Cameron and Jamie talk with Mike and Jackie Schoenberger about building a company together, recognizing when work is crowding out connection, and making the brave choice to change course. They share how a growth mindset, honest communication, and a shared vision for the future helped them protect their marriage while pursuing big dreams.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

In this episode, Jamie Born joins Cameron to explore what happens after entrepreneurs reach the peak of success. They discuss how achievement can leave people feeling disoriented, the importance of building identity beyond work, and how awareness, rest, and emotional anchors can guide the next phase of life and relationships.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

Tom Bronson joins Cameron and Jamie to explore what happens when success isn't the finish line but the beginning of a new journey. Drawing from his experience building and selling over 100 companies, Tom shares lessons on communication, alignment, and rediscovering purpose after a major business exit. This conversation invites entrepreneurial couples to reflect on what's next and how to define success beyond the business.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

Greg and Diana Keys share their journey through financial strain, burnout, and rediscovering connection when everything felt like it was falling apart. What began as a business crisis became the foundation for a stronger partnership—one built on honesty, teamwork, and vulnerability. This episode explores how redefining success and learning to be seen changed both their marriage and their business.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.

In this episode, Jamie interviews her co-host, Cameron Madill, about what it really takes for entrepreneurial couples to stay connected when business and life feel overwhelming. Cameron shares lessons from his personal journey, his research with hundreds of couples, and how small shifts—like creating slow spaces, building emotional awareness, and treating relationships with the same intentionality as business—can help partners make it work on the first mountain of entrepreneurship and love.

The Business of Us is brought to you by Jamie Born and Cameron Madill. Music is provided by our friends at Marmoset, and our theme song is "Kenton" by Dr Crosby.

We always love hearing from our audience what you'd like to listen to next; please drop us a line at [email protected] to share what's on your mind.