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This show is dedicated to helping you, strengthen your family tree and live financially free.

Thanks so much for being here today, everybody.

Today, we're going to do something a little different, a little fun. We are going to go over five steps to getting on the same financial page as your spouse. Yeah, I know a lot of people

have to deal with this, right? You know, I mean, we have,

we all have different passions in our lives, right? You know, sometimes our interests or our passions,

they don't always gel with our spouse's interest, right? You could be really into maybe

brewing beer as a hobby, but your wife doesn't really care about that, right?

Maybe she prefers photography, but you know, that's all good. It's fine to have differences.

It's fine to have your own things. Both of you respect each other. You do your own thing,

and you're happy, right? But when it comes to our finances, that's what we're

talking about today, not the hobbies, the finances. That can be a whole different story.

This is an area where teamwork and partnership and collaboration, it is really, really required

to be truly successful. So going off and doing your own thing,

like we do with our craft beer or photography, with regard to the money, it doesn't really

work. Your future and your retirement could be at stake and it could be a recipe for disaster. So my wife and I,

we both have different hobbies and interests, but we do come together on the family financial

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