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Today's question comes from Tanner in South Carolina.

My wife of seven years and I disagree on how my business should be run.

I own a photography and videography company that I've had for 10 years.

I've built this business

from the ground up and it's my baby. My wife believes that it's our business now that we are

married and that she should be able to make decisions on whether I can book a certain job or not

or how I communicate with my customer. She's also having an opinion on how much I charge my

customers and how I process the final product.

I'm glad to work with her on a number of jobs that I book, which impacts our time together.

But I draw the line on how I run my business day to day.

Am I wrong for wanting to run the business I built my way?

I'm sorry.

I had to get through that without laughing. No, you're not wrong. It was very hard for me to

get through that, Dave. No, you're not wrong, wanting to run the business you've built. Now,

obviously, your wife, she has an opinion. I think she's entitled to her opinion, but that doesn't mean that her opinion should sway the way you run the business if you guys didn't enter into this business together. Again, a say on your personal finances and all that 100%. But in this situation, I don't know why I'm laughing. I feel bad for you. This is a tough situation.

Sounds like she's a handful.

Yeah, this is tricky.

Really tricky.

Yeah.

Now, here's how you can parse it out.

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