1. Genuinely appreciate their spouses of entrepreneurs
1.1. With the entrepreneour
1.1.1. Realize significant level of gratitude for their spouses's doing for them
1.2. With the spouses
1.2.1. Don't realize their importance to the company's success
1.3. Harp's advice
1.3.1. Directly showing the appreciation
1.3.1.1. Grab a stack of Post-Its
1.3.1.2. Write a bunch of love notes
2. Be important to be loving, fun, intelligent and honest.
2.1. Entrepreneurs and spouses characterized one another’s personality characteristics
3. Create shared family and business goals to lead directly greater happiness
3.1. Entrepreneurs setting shared long-term business and family goals
3.1.1. Get their spouses scored higher in every area of satisfaction
4. Advice
4.1. Your entrepreneurial couples can rise above the challenge
4.1.1. As long as
4.1.1.1. Set shared goals
4.1.1.2. Communicate often
4.1.1.3. Directly appreciate one another
4.1.1.4. Continue to respect each other's contribution
4.2. Letting you live happily ever after
5. Result from sharing about business of entrepreneurs
5.1. Share both positive and negative
5.1.1. With their spouses
5.1.1.1. Increase the trust
5.1.1.2. Increase theconfident
5.1.1.3. Increase the belief
5.1.2. With both entrepreneurs and spouses
5.1.2.1. Increase a spouse’s buy-in
5.1.2.2. Feel" our" company instead of just “your company “
5.2. Not to share
5.2.1. With their spouses
5.2.1.1. Frustration
5.2.1.2. Anxiety
5.2.1.3. Impation
6. Be on the same team off entrepreneurs and spouses
6.1. Support both members of the team
6.2. Support each other fully
6.2.1. Stressful financial challenges
7. Choose to marry the entrepreneur again of most spouses despite the odds
7.1. The top two reasons for divorce are money and sex
7.1.1. The sex lives decreases
7.1.2. They feel great to be " on this jourbey together "
7.2. Couples create a shared vision for their future
7.2.1. Their satisfaction in all areas of life increases
8. Lead to the topic
8.1. 50 pecent divorce rate
8.1.1. Marriage is challenging
8.2. Speak with Trisha Harp
8.2.1. The Harp Family Institute (HFI)
8.2.1.1. The impact that entrepreneurship has on relationships and, inversely
8.2.1.2. The impact relationships have on businesses.