Couples Therapy Here We Come (CFFL 0070)
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Steve: Hey, Jack Butala here for Land Academy. Welcome to our cash flow from land show. In this episode, Jill and I talk about our relationship, not because I want to at all, but people keep asking us about it, so I am going to use the show to answer some questions in the hopes that they discontinue.
Jill: I would like to know, first of all, this title cracks me up. Couples therapy, here we come. That was great. Who's asking? I don't get those questions.
Steve: Really?
Jill: Well, I shouldn't say that. I do get some, but no one asks me out right, they kind of dance around it and then I don't acknowledge it.
Steve: That's what I'm talking about. You've probably had a lot of practice at that by now.
Jill: I am very good at that.
Steve: No, I write these titles and if you've ever listened to this show, I write the titles and they have nothing to do with the show at all. The title is just designed to get the to click the play button or listen button.
Jill: I really don't want to have to get into all this.
Steve: I'm just joking.
Jill: Oh my gosh. You are the best person I have ever worked with ever.
Steve: What?
Jill: No, I mean that.
Steve: You're trying to get out of going to therapy by being nice.
Jill: Totally, just kidding. There's no therapy in our future.
Steve: I know, there's no therapy. This show was actually ... Well, go ahead and keep complimenting me.
Jill: Here's how I take this show, I take this show as just funny play on words/talking about working with a partner, a business partner, and not the pros and cons, but the ups and downs and why a business partner keeps you in line sometimes, well at least for me, and reminds me the things that I'm good at, the things that I'm not good at, what to focus on sometimes, what to outsource, let it go, and so I look at it about things like that.
Steve: I think there's been a lot of points along the way, we kind of hit on this last week, it stuck with me for some reason, I don't even think you remember saying it, but when there are rough times, we've been so lucky, there's been so few. When there's rough times, you just have to kind of sit there and say "This is just a little thing." We're all going in the same direction and we'll work it out. That's always the case. I think there's few systematic things that we've put in place in the last few months that really, really make this really click and work. Having separate offices works for me, taking separate cars to work to our office, a lot of things like that just keep us a little more separate and professional when we're here than in the social part of our life.
Jill: Exactly.
Steve: Sometimes Jill falls asleep during a podcast.
Jill: Oh, that happens.
Steve: She is right now.
Jill: Jill loses interest very quickly. That's a whole other one, that's a funny topic about-
Steve: I can tell when you're bored with something right away, I mean immediately.
Jill: You can see my eyes gloss over?
Steve: Just yeah, you're thinking about something else, that actually just happened.