The reality is, is that it's the same fear that people have of quitting a job, of starting a business, of moving away from home.

It's all the same thing. It's fear of the unknown. And what if nothing is better than what I have now.

And I think you have to be willing to take that risk to actually find the relationship where you are compatible in all facets.

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I run a large business with my husband and over the years we have dealt with many of these.

So today I'm going to answer some of these questions so that you and your partner can have a

rock-solid relationship. And I'll be answering them for whether you're just dating, just moved in, or just got married.

First, we're going to start with the dating category.

Should finances be a factor in early dating?

I'll be honest. I have girls that come to me and they're like, I can't believe that he wanted to have me pay for something.

And I'm like, well, there's nothing

wrong if a guy wants you to pay for something. What's the wrong part is that you guys don't talk about it.

So I actually think that normalizing conversation around finances is what makes a relationship

strong. If you look at like top reasons people get divorced, money and finance is one of the top ones.

And I think it's a lot of the times because people don't start off by talking about money.

One of the best things I've ever done is talk about that stuff from the get-go.

Well, how do I bring that up?

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