Dating is hard in general. Add the element of entrepreneurship and we've got a whole new ball game, and freedom being a core value makes it extra interesting.

On today's episode, Sarah and Quinn discuss their experiences with dating as entrepreneurs and what they're looking for in a future partner. 

They also discover that they may have a few unrealistic expectations, but hey, nobody's perfect!

If you're considering entering a business partnership, then this podcast is for you.

On today's episode, Sarah and Quinn talk about forming their own partnership, which is interesting considering neither of them wanted to go into business with a friend. 

They talk about the pros and cons of a partnership, as well as what made them change their mind about going into business together. Quinn has never been in a partnership, Sarah has been, and it went very wrong. There was a lot to consider and they dive into all of it. 

Let us know why you decided to form a business partnership, or what's stopping you from forming one.

Deciding to start a business isn't a difficult choice. Freedom, autonomy, being your own boss, it sounds amazing, in theory. What's hard, are the choices that need to be made after your initial decision to start.

Money is tight. Do you downsize or move to a new location to save money, get rid of your high-end car, cut back on shopping and dining out? They sound like easy decisions to make, until you're actually faced with the reality of what it is to own and start a business. 

It sounds like an easy decision to downsize, drive an affordable car, and push pause on shopping trips and nights out. But we become surprisingly attached to our creature comforts, we also fall into comparison traps and can get caught up in people's perception. 

On today's episode, we talk about our personal experiences with the difficult decisions we've had to make in order for the business to work. While we're happy with the decisions we've made, making certain choices wasn't easy.

What difficult decisions have you had to make for your business?