Does your spouse want to start a business? Do you support their idea? Nothing is more important when starting a business than the support of people you love, especially your spouse. When we started our business 15 years ago, Shereem had to help me get on board. This is common and it's important to talk about.

People will pay you for what you know. All you have to do is offer it, for a fee. In this week's episode, we take the fear out of "starting a business" and encourage couples to start with a side hustle and gradually grow into a full blown business. No marketing budget, no product, just your mind as a tool to make some money.

So many couples want to start a business, but how many can really see it through? One of the key ways to start, grow and sustain your life as a business owner is understanding "why" you're actually doing it.

Is it to be your own boss?

Do you want more flexible work hours for your marriage and family?

Are you trying to teach your kids about having a passion and following it or about entrepreneurship?

Whatever your reasons are, you must start with your "why?"

In today's episode, we tell you why we started our business and why we keep going even when we weren't sure we would make it. Having a common why can keep you focused on your goals. Being an entrepreneur means handling the ups and the downs, so whether it's going great or it's really hard, keep remembering your "why."

Join Keri and Shereem Herndon-Brown of MarriageFamilyBusiness as they discussed in this episode, how to Work Together and Win.

In the new year, everyone is hungry for change. Are you at your best in your marriage? How are you doing juggling your family? And are you thinking about starting a business?

2020 made a lot of us reassess our professional lives. Many of us are now working from home and dealing with our kids and virtual schoolwork. It's a lot. You may think you don't have the time to start a business or even know where to start, but you can do it. Let us show you how.

We're juggling the craziness just as you are. Yes, sometimes we struggle but more often we succeed. Why? Because we work together. How? By having a plan, setting boundaries and trusting each other. Listen to our debut podcast and how we're setting our intentions for 2021.