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On this installment, we talk about time management and offer our tips for what works for us.

Then we interview Michael and Catherine Fothergill who manage Ballet Arkansas about running a nonprofit arts organization as a couple.

And, finally, we take a trip to the Couples Inc Water Cooler to talk about things we are loving lately.

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Click below to listen to Episode 5 of Season 2.

On this installment, we talk about giving and receiving constructive criticism.

Then, we interview Brandon Horvath with the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center about business budgets.

And, at the end of the episode, Glenn takes a quiz that tests his grilling knowledge!

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On this episode, we ask the question, “Is there an ideal age to start a business?” Can you be too young? Too old? Or does age even matter?

Then, we share the life lessons we each learned from our first jobs.

And, at the end of the episode, we stop by the Couples Inc Water Cooler to share summer vacation stories.

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In this episode, we discuss the Five Love Languages and chat with Delana Morrison and Edward Drangle, who own Ageless Health and Fitness, on how they make working together work for them.

And, at the end of the episode, we test our movie knowledge.

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In this episode, we discuss mental health in the workplace. Then chat with frequent guests Scott and Jane Levine about business ownership myths.

At the end of the episode, all four of us visit the Couples Inc Water Cooler to discuss some things we are loving.

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In this episode, we discuss the most common response we get from people when they find out we work with our spouse.

Then we check in with Relationship Expert Charlie Simpson with Arkansas Relationship Counseling Center about the art of compromise.

And, at the end of the episode, we tackle another quiz. But this one has a twist.

On this episode, we discuss the importance of taking breaks and interview a branding expert to talk about how design can impact your marketing efforts. And, at the end of the episode, we talk about what we’ve learned so far as new podcasters.

On this episode, we discuss seven different marketing styles and interview Scott and Jane Levine about assessment tests and the role they play in hiring and managing a team. Then, at the end of the episode, we give THEM the same couples quiz. Enjoy!

On this episode, we discuss charitable giving and interview a couple who has worked together for almost three decades. Then, at the end of the episode, we host our own championship tournament with some personalized bracketology. Enjoy!

On this episode, we discuss creativity and how to cultivate it in your business. Then we delve into the importance of building trust. And at the end of the episode we stop by the Couples Inc Water Cooler and chat about some things we are both liking this month. Enjoy!

On this we discuss ways to avoid burnout and look at the pros and cons of networking. And finally, at the end of the episode, we hand out some superlatives to the year that was 2021. Enjoy!

On this episode, we discuss setting goals for your business.

We also bring back our relationship expert, Charlie Simpson LMFT-S, LPC-S with Arkansas Relationship Counseling Center, to talk about stress and ways to mange it. Then, at the end of the episode, we visit the Couples Inc Water Cooler and tell some embarrassing stories.

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On our special Holiday Episode, we rank business trends. Which ones get a candy cane and which ones get coal?

We also suggest resolutions for 2022.

And, finally, we test our knowledge about holiday trivia in our Quiz segment. Thanks for listening!

On this episode, we discuss how to improve communication with your partner to help you work better, together.

We also chat with Eugene and Darcy Krupitsky, a couple just beginning their work-together journey.

And, finally, we once again visit the Couples Inc Water Cooler. This time, we’re talking about the weather. Thanks for listening!

On this episode, we discuss marketing WHO you are, not just what you do. We also gain insights into connecting with a millennial. Then at the end of the episode, we test our knowledge when it comes to generational slang. Thanks for listening.