1. “My husband doesn’t trust me to run our bu...

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich talks to Meg and Jo, a married couple in their 60s with more than $6 million in net worth, strong incomes, and a retirement problem that is not really about money. Meg is ready to stop working. Jo wants to retire too, but feels terrified ...  Show more

Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You To Be Rich talks to Lauren and Mick, a married couple in their 30s with two kids, $93K of debt, and a dream of moving into a bigger home. They earn around $150K a year combined, but with 89% of their take-home pay already going to fixed costs, just ...  Show more

Power Couple Jason and Halani Lobdell join us to talk about how they entered the world of entrepreneurship, how it affected their family and how patience and understanding helped every step of the way. Hear how getting through the hurdles of balancing their relationship and busin ...  Show more

One is the creative guy, the other runs the business. While their bakery is thriving, their relationship is falling apart. How much of this has to do with the fact that they don't show the same love and attention to one another that they show to their macarons? Esther helps them ...  Show more

Business partners, and married. They do not only share their lives, but also run and manage a thriving company together. We’ll explore the unique challenges and advantages of being life partners and business partners—how they navigate decision-making, handle conflicts, and mainta ...  Show more

Emily and Matthew built a life—and a restaurant empire—together. They met in 2001, young and full of dreams, and by 2013, they had opened their first restaurant, Emily, in Clinton Hill. Success followed, with multiple locations and growing acclaim. But behind the scenes, their ma ...  Show more