Jason, do you remember that meeting we were in where we were talking about

anything with anything that has two heads? It is a monster. Yeah, we were having a

lot of input from all sides and things are getting crazy and all I could

think about was the Hydra, you know, the Greek monster that has hundreds of

heads. How often do you see clients that fight with their business partner or

their life partner about business decisions? More often than I'd like to

and so what we want to encourage you to do today is to figure out what lane you

should stick in to avoid that perpetual pain. We want to teach you that anything

with two heads is a monster. Remember this, stay in your lane to avoid

perpetual pain because anything with two heads is in fact a monster. Some shows

don't need a celebrity to write her to introduce the show, but this show

dies. Two men. Eight kids co-created by two different women. 13 multi-million

dollar businesses. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Thrive Time Shop.

Yes, yes, yes and yes. Thrive Nation on today's show, if you have ever found

yourself in a state of perpetual conflict with your business partner, this is the

show for you, but I want to add a little texture to it by asking you Jason as a

business consultant. Is this not a common problem where the business owner has a

business partner that they are in conflict with? Is this not a common thing? It is

very common, so I've typically seen it with somebody who has a long standing

business partner. They started the business together. One person handles one

thing. They handle the other and then the for some reason they'll clash in the

middle or on the flip side if you have somebody who started a business and then

...